A test of Chroma with a colour blind person

Just a quick film of Chroma being tested out by Guy who is green/red colour deficient. He said he could organise the socks easily using the lenses and the bead system and mentioned that it was very helpful. I am really happy about this as i would like to keep the project on going and look further into ways in which design can benefit colour vision deficiency.

Final poster:

I have printed the final poster in A2. I have designed the photograph to show the movement of the object.

book layouts and poster finished:

These are the final designs for the book layout.

A few layout designs in progress:

The square shape with the inverse rounded corners mimic the design of Ishihara's colour blind test book. The book is hardback perfect bound and the pages will all be placed onto the black card the book is bound with.

I am also going to design two posters to go along with the product.

Photo shoot: before photoshopping

Yesterday I took all the photos that will go into my book, I need to adjust some of them and choose the right ones but overall I am very happy with them. The model is also translating a few things into Japanese for me for the poster and parts of the book.

Typography addition to the shelving:

I have sectioned each part of Chroma in order to make it easier to distinguish colour. The colours that have been placed together are:

Green and Yellow
Red and Blue
Violet and Orange

With two sections underneath for the monochromes. I ordered individual vinyl stickers (in the sentences that I wanted) for this process as they are more reliable than letraset.

Chroma is finished!

I have completely finished my making now and all that needs to be done is the addition of vinyl cut lettering on the interior of each section.