Cheeky development,

As of late i've been trying to find ways to make the drawings that iv been producing a bit more interesting and to also start closing on what i can actually hand in and say is my final resolution from the project. Something more than just design sheets. 

Looking back at the drawings and really thinking of what they are, essentially they are a means of graphically documenting information, concentrating on things such as position, distance, height etc! 

So briefly talking about it and having a cheeky look at the book, Data Flow, merely to get an idea of how information like this can be depicted. 

I also think if i can create a very 'proper' clean way of 'visualising' my information it would be pretty humerous as my information is just my friends making retarded movements in front of a wall. 

An initial idea i've had after looking at Data Flow is to place my line drawings on top of a graph of some sort...

                                   

Ending up with something looking like...

                                                   

                                                                                                                                              

Here i think im on to something, definitely in terms of putting my drawings into some sort of context and a way of producing a final resolution/s. What i think this leads to is thinking about actually trying to get stats/facts from my drawings or just cheating and making them up, things like the distance travelled, a description of the movement;

Subject: Marco Rouge Redhead

Distance: 6.4 metres 

Movement: Subject was found depicting the journey of a legless shrew 

Again bringing in a subtle case of humour, something a bit..hmmmm absurd? 

I think if i can make it fit in with this graph style, altogether it would become something of a resolution.