EDITORIAL OFFICER CAMPAIGN - INITIAL PLAN OF ACTION

- Was this issue of NEST relevant? Did people outside of graphic design read it or talk about it?

ISSUES 

- Lack of submissions 
- Lack of experimentation 
- Lack of diversity (within submissions, content and creators)
- Production unambitious 
- No digital or wider presence 
- No publicity/ Press coverage 
- Not very colourful = always minimal/swiss style 

CAMPAIGN ACTIONS 

GRAPHIC DESIGN 
- ask the tutors what they think could be improved or added 
- ask the studio what they thought of NEST 
- ask Ben 
- ask Ollie, previous NEST editor about campaigning 

OTHER 
- ask opinions of non-graphic designers 
- other student magazines (eg. Kocha, Alec tutor) 
- Talk to Emma and Aderice consistently throughout campaign 
- Ask Emma if there are set rules for NEST on being just about submissions 

OUTCOME
- Screen Prints Poster Zines
- Potential Photocopies of screen prints on coloured paper 
- Strong social Media campaign 

SOLUTIONS 

- Be approachable 
- Talk to more people (approach THEM for submissions rather than waiting for it) 
- Super Open Theme - Focus on being a platform for the uni rather than a project for ourselves to work on 
- Be more zine and more fun OR go for even stronger editorial publication aesthetic 
- Get publicity 
- Gain a Printer Relationship 

CAMPAIGN BRAINSTORM AESTHETIC IDEAS 
= Inspo = FLANEUR 

= Like computer digital pop ups but more refined and clean cut