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> Though I have nothing but respect for Makoto Tagawa's work and the heart behind Kitpas, I'm respectfully voting against this proposal. The scope and deliverables are unclear, making it challenging to evaluate its overall value and feasibility.
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> The proposal seems to have three major components:
> - Development of new nounish Kitpas colors and packaging
> - A color tool product
> - Multiple exhibitions in Japan and New York
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> While each of these elements might have merit individually, combining them into a single proposal makes it difficult to assess their collective value. Further, I feel like I need more information on all of them. What makes Kitpas color ‘nounish’? What exactly is the color tool, and who is it for?I’m intrigued by both concepts, but don’t feel like I fully understand them.
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> While I appreciate the creativity and good intentions behind this proposal, I believe it would be more effective if broken down into smaller, more focused proposals. I would love to see another version of this in the future!
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> I adore the artwork and photos that comes out of tagawas work and workshops, but this proposal is hard for me to fully get behind for a number of reasons:
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> - I think its trying to do too many things at once (product development, workshops, supporting the uganda school project) and it ends up reading a bit bloated and unfocused
> - Its not clear why the staff for going to these workshops is so big, nor what the workshops are about
> - Its not clear why developing kitpas in more colors is something nouns wants to do
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> I think what i need to support this is a much clearer narrative of how all these things fit together. And im more keen on funding workshops for kids (at minimal travel expense for core staff) then product development.