I agree with J.Beckett. I need to know how. The part I found interesting about this was that if it isn't the right color then people don't taste it. Now, how to represent that graphically, I don't know :/
I really like the images. I agree with Jess and Ryan that it might be more helpful to your goal to somehow show that the color correlates to how we perceive the taste. I'll try to think of some ideas for how you could show that.
Like maybe make it more interactive? Maybe something as simple as showing what jello looks like without coloring first, if you can find an image or description of that? And then say something along the lines of "what flavor does this look like?" or "how would you feel about putting this in your body?" And then show the colored versions..
OR.... have 3 tiers - 1. one image of the uncolored/un-dyed jello; 2. three lines (or plus signs) coming out from the first tier, leading to a solely typographical tier, stating the type of dye used to make it a certain color; 3. the final colors with the corresponding flavor.
That was confusing to even me, and I wrote it lol...I'll post a quick mock up of what I mean.
I think if you are telling me that it is going to have a psychological effect on me I need an example or something that makes me realize the effect.
ReplyDeleteI agree with J.Beckett. I need to know how. The part I found interesting about this was that if it isn't the right color then people don't taste it. Now, how to represent that graphically, I don't know :/
ReplyDeleteI really like the images. I agree with Jess and Ryan that it might be more helpful to your goal to somehow show that the color correlates to how we perceive the taste. I'll try to think of some ideas for how you could show that.
ReplyDeleteLike maybe make it more interactive? Maybe something as simple as showing what jello looks like without coloring first, if you can find an image or description of that? And then say something along the lines of "what flavor does this look like?" or "how would you feel about putting this in your body?" And then show the colored versions..
ReplyDeleteOR.... have 3 tiers - 1. one image of the uncolored/un-dyed jello; 2. three lines (or plus signs) coming out from the first tier, leading to a solely typographical tier, stating the type of dye used to make it a certain color; 3. the final colors with the corresponding flavor.
That was confusing to even me, and I wrote it lol...I'll post a quick mock up of what I mean.