Utilising transmedia

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Using current trends and transmedia, to let the people who come to our funding festival interact with something a little extra when viewing our designs.

I think as new designers in this time, it is interesting to see how design is changing and how it will more often respond to current macro-trends especially concerning technology and how we use it.

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