OUGD403 - Self Evaluation
Overall, I'm happy with how the
first module has progressed and how I have developed. The content has been very
relevant to the module, which has allowed me to increase my knowledge on
typography, its anatomy and how to appropriately manipulate and apply it. My
skills with digital software such as Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop have been
refined and improved to match the demands of the projects, thanks to them being
readily accessible for use and through inductions. As a result of the structure
of each project, my process of design development has become more streamlined
and efficient and regular research has enhanced my contextual awareness of
graphic design.
It's hard to say whether I have
fulfilled my full learning potential in this module, in any creative process there
is never a definitive end point and work can always be improved and refined. I
think as the module has progressed, my work ethic and time management have
improved so in my opinion, my work at the start of the project did not reflect
my full potential as I was still adjusting to the course and managing my time,
however my work towards the end of the course, especially studio brief 3, is a
reflection of what I can do when I apply myself more.
If I had to identify areas for
improvement to consider when undergoing the next project, they would be:
Blogging - In
total I've written a fair amount of blog posts this project which I think cover
the vast majority of what I've done. However I think if I get into more of a
routine of daily blogging, I can not only suitably document my project
development, but also demonstrate a larger contextual and cultural awareness
with more blog posts about research and general examples of anything creative
or design based that I encounter.
Processes and Materials - While I think the level and depth of the
visual development I carry out for each project has improved, In my next
project I think I need to employ a larger range of materials and processes
during the initial ideas and design development phases of my project, in order
to fully explore every option and direction I could take.
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