Visual Exploration through Visual Communication Design Work Creation as an Introduction Attempt of Marine Biodiversity phase 2 - Nudibranchs

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Nudibranchs are a part of marine biota that have a very interesting visual appearance. There are over 3,000 species of nudibranchs that have been discovered. Their varied visual appearances, in both shapes and colours, have made nudibranchs very popular in Underwater Macro Photography (UMP). Nudibranchs' visual appearances can be a big potential if processed through visual communication design, especially illustration. Nudibranchs' visual strength and illustration's fluidity can give life to nudibranchs' visual appearances and make them a part of Indonesia's maritime culture. By introducing nudibranchs to Indonesians, especially the young generations, the researchers hope that the young generations will gain more interest in the ocean. This research seeks to elevate nudibranchs as maritime visual ambassadors in the effort of developing Indonesians' maritime paradigm.

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Witabora, J., & Homan, D. K. (2021). Visual Exploration through Visual Communication Design Work Creation as an Introduction Attempt of Marine Biodiversity phase 2 - Nudibranchs. In IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science (Vol. 794). IOP Publishing Ltd. https://doi.org/10.1088/1755-1315/794/1/012108

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