Made some real ground on visual testing this week went away and thought outside the box.
The reason I wasn't progressing with visual testing was that I was thinking to literally about the project trying to make things happen and trying to tailor my visual testing to my idea of a final piece.
I have stayed away from vegetables and growing heavily intensive produce and focusing more on quick grow plants like cress and beans where results can be seen within a week, this new journey will allow me to document the growing stage will in turn will act as the theme of the designing stage growing.
With regards to audience this has completely changed also, just as my visual testing started to take shape I found my self making structures that mimicked urban landscapes, and have since been making full use in the art of origami. It all started when I was growing seeds out of rough paper packages and structures. and noticed the potential of creating environments that represent landscapes, gardens and patios.
I was having fun in what I was doing and it looked quite creative & inventive. So Instead of trying to make this a campaign for city workers, as much as I hate to admit this, I feel the niche is kids and how they like to grow.
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