Tokyo Designer Academy

I have a great passion for food, not just for the sake
of satisfying my hunger, but for the diverse range of
flavors, ingredients, and cooking techniques that it
offers. I love exploring different restaurants and food
stores to discover new and exciting dishes. In fact, I
have a deep knowledge of cooking and food and enjoy
cooking for myself. I firmly believe that a good meal
has the power to calm the mind and reduce stress
levels. Nevertheless, I understand the importance of
maintaining a balanced diet, especially when it comes
to overeating, which can have negative effects on
one’s health. That’s why I created this project to help
people find a healthy balance between their love of
food and their well-being.

I started to imagine what the world could be like in
2100. I thought about how we could travel in space
and how humans could live to be 150 years old. I also
imagined that advancements in internet technology
would be huge. In my vision of the future, the world
population would be equal, and there would be no
rich or poor. It was also rumored that the Olympics
would be held in space. It would be incredible to
watch the games on different planets. We could even
travel to Uranus to have the people there cheer us
on. Additionally, the competition rules would change.
Take baseball, for example. You could choose a mask
of a strong character to improve your own attack and
analyze the weak points of your opponents in the
masks. If we can bring this vision to life, I believe it
would make the world a more exciting and enjoyable
place.

A new world is about to begin. Two weeks ago, we
received an assignment in our Photoshop class.
When I first heard this theme, I thought it would be
challenging. Various ideas came to mind, such as
UFOs and aliens. However, I eventually settled on this:
"Metamorphosis." The concept of "Metamorphosis"
involves the significant evolution of humans and
animals, or the beginning of a new world. In the future,
as our lives become increasingly convenient and
technology advances, everyone will be able to travel
in space. Not just space travel, but also the ability to
visit other planets.

Identity differs completely from person to person. In
other words, each individual is unique. This is shown
through fingerprints, appearance, or ID numbers. With
this in mind, I designed the poster. I used fingerprints
as a concept to represent individual identity and
incorporated ID numbers within them.