Major Project Proposal
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Rhyanne Cyrene Lowe
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Bachelor of Design (Honours) in Creative Media
Major Project Proposal
INSTRUCTIONS
Step 1: Think about a topic
My first step in approaching this module was to think of a topic I'm
interested in exploring. Recently I've been reading a lot about the 5 love
languages. Love languages are used by people to express how they love and
how they want to be loved. I found it interesting knowing about my close
friend's love languages because it allows me to connect deeper with them by
showing love and care in the way that's most meaningful to them.
Step 2: Research
My next step was to research more about the topic. This allowed me to discover
sub-topics I can discuss such as:
- The impact of childhood experiences on love languages
Can our experiences as children shape the way we express and receive love as
adults?
- Love languages and conflict resolution
How can understanding your partner's love language help you navigate
disagreements and conflicts in a healthy way?
- Different love languages in different cultures
Do different cultures have different ways of expressing love
- Love languages and self-love
How can understanding and embracing your own love language help you develop
a better sense of self-love and self-acceptance?
How to have a conversation & connect:
- Active Listening:
Involves paying attention to what the other person is saying, asking
questions, and demonstrating empathy. To be present in the moment and avoid
distractions that could interfere with the conversation.
- Shared Experiences:
Involves participating in activities together, sharing stories or finding
common interests to bond over.
- Vulnerability:
Involves sharing personal thoughts, feelings, and experiences in a safe and
non-judgmental environment. This can help build trust and deepen the
emotional connection between individuals.
Step 3: Brainstorm
I gathered keywords taken from my research and tried connecting the words to
find common ground between them:
- Ask questions
- Be in the moment
- Share stories
- Empathy
- Participating
- Common interests
- Be personal
- Non-judgemental
- Trust
From there I was inspired by the card game "we aren't really strangers" &
"So Cards". A game which encourages people to break the ice by asking
questions to one another, to make conversation.
Card game: Real-life participation > Communication > Connection
Output Proposal
Topic: The 5 Love Languages
Output: Card Game
Objective: To encourage players to open up and be vulnerable with their partners or loved ones. To have a conversation about something we don’t really talk about.
Target Audience: Partners / Friends- Who want to deepen their
connection
Proposal Slides
FEEDBACK
Week 1: Mr asrizal briefed us about the project and show us what to expect
Week 3: Mr asrizal agreed for me to continue with the chosen idea of love languages and a card game but asked to properly focus on the development of the game style before anything else
REFLECTION
Week 1:
FURTHER READINGS
https://scholarworks.gvsu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1135&context=orpc
https://www.mamamia.com.au/what-is-my-love-language/
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