This was the concept that was most strongly favoured in the crit, which used data on all of the counties of England, Wales and N. Ireland and converted this into proportional squares ranked in size order. We needed to take this information and make it looser and more aesthetically appealing for the flag.
We tranced a line from the bottom-most point to the topmost to make smoother triangles and rounded the corners to give a softer look.
We played around with making the composition more angluar
Duplicating to make proportional patters
Curving these shapes like a waving flag
After these experiments we still weren't at all happy with the constructions and decided to strip the idea back completely to its simplest and represent the UK with 3 proportional lines. We felt that this looked a lot cleaner and friendly than the harsh triangles we had been trying to arrange, but still created a very different solution to the brief.
We tranced a line from the bottom-most point to the topmost to make smoother triangles and rounded the corners to give a softer look.
We played around with making the composition more angluar
Duplicating to make proportional patters
Curving these shapes like a waving flag
After these experiments we still weren't at all happy with the constructions and decided to strip the idea back completely to its simplest and represent the UK with 3 proportional lines. We felt that this looked a lot cleaner and friendly than the harsh triangles we had been trying to arrange, but still created a very different solution to the brief.
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