During AS Graphics I personally enjoyed every project that I undertook. However, I found that the RAF Cosford project where I rebranded the cafe to be my favourite. I found that the visit to Cosford itself was a very helpful contribution towards my enjoyment as it gave me a chance to fully connect with the brief of the project. This enabled me to form clear connections between RAF Cosford and the cafe that I would be rebranding.
Designing the logo was a particularly enjoyable moment for me as it gave me a chance to develop my existing skills and also to gain skills in alternative media (such as lino printing and watercolours, of which I had never really used before) as well as the opportunity to design a range of packaging!
My project based on Brooklyn Bridge, however, was my most successful. I believe that I managed to create convincing work during this project with a successful range of final outcomes, building upon skills learned throughout the year.
During AS I think that I tried to work to the best of my ability
100% of the time but sometimes found it hard to balance the work load from
other subjects too. In order to improve the quality of my work this year, I
will focus on time keeping to ensure that I am using my time effectively and I
will also attend Graphics during my frees where possible to make sure that my
work is of a good standard. I will also try to play upon my strengths,
which I think lie mainly within the
illustrative side of Graphics.
I find it easier to sketch out my ideas in a
more visual way to select the ideas that I will
then pursue digitally. I like the freedom that sketching gives but I
also like the precision of digital work and so I will try to combine these
where possible from now on.
I think that my use of my sketchbook and my development of ideas
throughout all of the projects got progressively better as the year continued
and I am now able to communicate my ideas in an
aesthetically pleasing manner.
During my Brooklyn Bridge project I looked at the
work of Adrian Bradbury as I think that his style of work is extraordinary. To
broaden my knowledge of existing artists and designers I believe that I need to
do a lot more research into particular art movements to find
inspiration for my own work.
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