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February 7, 2015

100 pieces of flute music

Filed under: Design,Graphics,Music,Visualization — Patrick Durusau @ 3:28 pm

100 pieces of flute music – A quantified self project where music and design come together by Erika von Kelsch.

From the post:

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(image: The final infographic | Erika von Kelsch)

The premise of the project was to organize 100 pieces of data into a static print piece. At least 7 metadata categories were to be included within the infographic, as well as a minimum of 3 overall data rollups. I chose 100 pieces of flute music that I have played that have been in my performance repertoire. Music was a potential career path for me, and the people and experiences I had through music influence how I view and explore the world around me to this day. The way I approach design is also influenced by what I learned from studying music, including the technical aspects of both flute and theory, as well as the emotional facets of performance. I decided to use this project as a vehicle to document this experience.

Not only is this a great visualization but the documentation of the design process is very impressive!

Have you ever attempted to document your design process during a project? That is what actually happened as opposed to what “must have happended” in the design process?

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