My first steps in creating the twitter feed template involved taking a screenshot of my own twitter feed in order to use this as a base. This made the whole process even easier as my next steps were to simply create boxes mimicking that of what was present underneath.
By doing so it started to look like this...
By doing this also I was able to layout the text in a similar way, making it look realistic and also allowing me to add my own touches to it that I wouldn't have been able to do so on my own twitter page.
From left down to right up of content position:
Top Bar - Stays the same
Left Box 1 - The same, with 'Tweets' in bold to represent what page it would currently be on.
Left Box 2 - Still labelled 'Photos and Videos,' however I have added in images of my last few pieces of work and my own images that represent my current practice.
Left Box 3 - Still labelled as 'Who to follow,' of which I have changed the images and text to artists and books/magazines I have recently been recommended to research.
Left Box 4 - Still labelled as 'Trends,' however I have changed the original hashtag trends to a list of words associated with my practice all put in hashtag form e.g. #Dada, #Font #Typewriter....
Left Box 5 - The copyright text has been replaced with links to my blog, website and also my email, twitter and instagram accounts.
Right Box 6 - Still labelled as 'Tweets,' but instead of adding my current list of them, I have created a series of tweets from a series of artists, writers and myself that illustrate theory, content and ideas behind my work.
Right Box 7 - Still set out as profile page, but rather than a few 'about' words I have added my artist statement to this which is a short paragraph that underlines the key components of what I do.
The poster is starting to come along at this point as well as my presentation which will go alongside this.
