5 Reasons why I wanted to study this program.
-I wanted a course that would push me to be better.
-I wanted a small class size to promote a sense of community.
-I wanted a college that allowed all students access to all production methods.
-A written reflective aspect that complimented the practical side of the course.
-They made it hard to get on and so I had to try.
5 things I want to learn.
-As much about the nuances of typography as possible.
-To refine my own personal design practice.
-Understand the balance between aesthetic and concept.
-How to make contact with professionals.
-The relationships between colours and how to manipulate them.
Strengths.
-Very though full assessment of a problem.
-Communicating effectively both vocally and in written format.
-Thorough documentation of design process.
-Eagerness to chat about my own and other's projects.
-Openness about my work even when it is bad and needs improvement.
Improvements.
-Ability to take criticism.
-Visual translations of concept based projects.
-Ensuring the design and style suits the brief rather than what I wanted to do.
-Go beyond my comfort zone and try more high impact aesthetics.
-Achieving a smooth slick aesthetic as well as a concept based design.
Evaluation Methods.
-Taking stock and writing on my PPP blog after each module and as many briefs as possible.
-Returning to these improvements in each of my module evaluations.
-Comparing my work with my piers on the course.
-Bring up these areas in individual tutorials with tutors.
-Continual awareness of these areas during each brief.
Questions.
-Can I manage the work load on this course.
-Does my illustrative style have a place in graphic design.
-Can I make contact with professionals and gain for the dialogue.
-Is it possible to balance the concept and aesthetic of a project.
-What are the psychological aspects of graphic design and how can they be utilised in the design process.
Inspirations.
-Terry Pratchett
http://www.terrypratchettbooks.com
(Author of fiction, great comic timing and sense of humour and ability to think in a completely amazing and unexpected way)
-Joseph Fink Welcome to Nightvale creator.
-William Morris designs
william morris
-Hand rendered type Bryan todd
http://bryanpatricktodd.com/blog/?offset=1381195411858
bryan todd
-Jane Ray Illustrator
Fields of Creative interest.
-illustration
Jane Ray
-Packaging
-branding
-Advertising
- wallpaper patterns
-interesting ideas and concepts (white horse)
What a horse is, rather than simply what it looks like. Capturing the experience of the horse in a few flowing lines.
-Type
- Hand rendered Type
-Graphic Novels.
- Moving image design.
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