I feel this module has
allowed me to develop my skills across an array of mediums. In this module in
particular I feel like I have learnt and experimented with with a lot of things
new to me.
I learnt how to screen
print properly for my first time. This allowed me to appreciate traditional
print more. It made me realise the effort and thought that goes into every
print. As well as how wrong it can go and the how time consuming it is. But defiantly
worth it when you pull up the screen. It has inspired me to spend more time
focusing on hands on approaches to graphics next year.
I really warmed to
penguin book project. After already attempting some book covers for design
principles, I felt more confident with approaching this project. I feel my
design layout improved dramatically. I married my photography and hand type I felt
my cover suited and took a modern approach to classic novel. I would like to do
more editorial design next year. Being more skilled makes me want to create
some kind of magazine in second year.
The exhibition group
project was the brief I least enjoyed. Although I felt I final outcomes were
strong, I felt some members of my group tried to take to much control. This made
the project feel a lot less like a group collaboration. Saying this I felt I developed
my wayfinding skills and did enjoy the design aspect of designing the
wayfinding.
Although the shortest
project, my group film was the one I enjoyed most. It made me develop skills
across film and editing. This area of design is something I’m really
enthusiastic about and definitely something I want to do more of next year.
In conclusion, I feel
this module has not only allowed me develop skills across new mediums and
techniques but has forced me to churn out work a lot quicker. Finishing this
year on this module has left me very confident with approaching the second year
equipped with a rounded set of graphic design skills.
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