英文摘要 |
Cultural & Creative Industries develop prosperously, and promote the cross-cooperation between art and design. However, many cultural commodities were designed by putting copy art patterns on them directly, which may not totally represent the cultural creativities. Nowadays, the main design studies and objects of cultural commodities often focus on museums or local relics, such as aboriginal culture, Hakka culture, rather than on artists’ works. Therefore, our study is focused on more abstractive, intuitional, multiple-material artworks that often lack the common symbols, complete descriptions, artistic reviews or metadata. In the study, we modified 'morphological analysis', 'free association' and 'forced relationships' for the characteristics of artworks. Moreover, we also brought up an 'Associative forced relationship of formative elements' for cultural commodity design, which emphasizes the associative function. The case study shows that junior designers can easily transform 2D & 3D artworks into much more meaningful and productive commodities by this method instead of copying patterns directly. |