The creative process for this project Blue Highlighter began with thinking of the 4 key stages surrounding the exhibition which are, E-waste, Cambridge, community engagements and future sustainability. The Centre for Computing History, based in Cambridge has blue as its main branding which I encorporated into the print.

 

The project overall is divided into two key elements. The first being the flowers which symbolise beauty, hope and community. The second element depicts a rubbish tip with the phrase ''BROKEN TECH BROKEN EARTH'' displayed on the phone. This is intended to be a direct message evoking these of E-waste and future sustainability. 

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Overall, the intention of this print as part of the museums exhibition is to create more conversations surrounding the topic of E-waste and by working together we can all play apart in being a blue highlighter.