Kitchen Safety, an isometric illustration regarding the good and the bad when it comes to Kitchen Safety. This was part of an exhibition held by Singapore's Ministry of Manpower's Workplace Safety and Health Council's exhibition.
This was part of my job as an Assistant Graphic Designer with my internship company, StarMedia International. Working hand-in-hand with the client, the overall concept as well as the changes and edits were based on the client's requests and feedback.
The Isometric Illustration had 2 parts: the Good and the Bad.
The Good - is to show the precautions and steps that should always be taken in the kitchen, to make it a safe working environment for everyone to work in. Where the utensils are kept properly, where raw and cooked food should be separated, where the kitchen is neat and tidy.
The Bad - is to show the dangers and carelessness that are usually present in kitchens, making the working environments in these kitchens unsafe and dangerous for everyone. Where utensils are not kept properly, where raw and cooked food are mixed together, where it is easy for the workers to slip and fall.
An overview of the entire project.
Sketches and research.
Created the basic layout first.
Created and included the major components of the kitchen.
Experimented with the colors of the walls and the floor, and edited the major components.
Created tiling for the floor, added texture on the components and included additional stuff.
The first draft of the Bad kitchen.
The first draft of the Good kitchen.
Continued working on the Bad kitchen, to further illustrate the dangers in the kitchen.
Continued working in the Good kitchen, to further illustrate the Good kitchen.
Edited the kitchen (uniforms, attire, body postures, facial expressions, etc) to further illustrate the Bad kitchen.
This was also the final outcome of the Bad Kitchen.
Edited the kitchen (uniforms, attire, body postures, facial expressions, etc) to further illustrate the Good kitchen.
This was also the final outcome of the Good Kitchen.
