Bachelor of Communication Design Design MADA Now 2022

Stephanie Wong

Hi, I’m Stephanie! I enjoy creating engaging and thoughtful design, with a focus on printed and digital mediums, identity and publication design. Activation has taught me to question the ways in which we function, and embrace to new ways of thinking and understanding. My Studio Project aims to foster discussion surrounding Imposter Syndrome, which is often a difficult and uncomfortable experience for many, and quite personal. This project provides a playful and interactive platform in which individuals can be vulnerable with themselves, their Imposter, and others.

Imposter to Imposter — Newspaper Survival Guide

Imposter to Imposter is a campaign featuring a newspaper structured Survival Guide that encourages readers to foster deeper and more meaningful reflection about their thoughts and emotions surrounding Imposter Syndrome. In the form of a newspaper, it is designed to spread awareness to the importance of engaging in meaningful conversations everyday.

Imposter to Imposter — Ceramic Submission Box

A bisque fired Ceramic Submission Box intended for the postcards from the Newsletter Sub, in which readers can sign up to submit anonymous postcards directed at their Imposter. The box was only bisque fired to further encapsulate the rawness and delicate nature of this topic and the care that needs to be given when handled. It features a removable lid, non-functional handles and a decal sticker.

Imposter to Imposter — Newspaper Survival Guide

A 24 page publication in the style of a Newspaper Survival Guide. It outlines the Top 10 Values Participants follow to approach their Imposter, and includes satirical articles, Imposter Recipes and a Newsletter Sub. The publication is printed on 45gsm newsprint paper.

Informational Pamphlet — Everyday Guide to Identifying Imposters

The full set includes an informational pamphlet, various vinyl printed stickers and burnt coffee coupons. The pamphlet is slot into the middle of the publication which is then folded in half. The stickers are drawn from the illustrative elements of the publication, which participants can take with them after submitting a postcard.

Imposter to Imposter — Cards

An important aspect to remember when dealing with Imposter Syndrome is to acknowledge the affect it has on us, whether positive or negative and to practice self reflection in order to learn and grow. By addressing our Imposter in third person, it allows a different perspective to be seen when we often are mentally stuck or struggling. See website for more info on this project!

Imposter to Imposter — Imposter Card Set

Readers are to draw a random card from this set of 20, which includes Code of Conduct, Imposter and Question Cards. The Code of Conduct Cards outline the 10 Values received from a diverse group of individuals and designers, whereas the Question Cards allows the reader to participate and contribute another value they personally follow.

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