Asignment 3: Feedback

Assignment 3 Feedback



15/04/2018

  After reading through my feedback for all Assignments 3 exercises and the assignment itself I am very pleased with my feedback, It is all positive and I have developed well since my last assignment.

  I am now being considered for assessment which is a massive step from my last feedback which suggested I take another course in drawing. I have progressed with my observational skills and my perspective to see from other peoples views and use that to my advantage for example I have this time not just landed on the first design that I have created I have progressed my designs and also chose what would look good for an audience and not just for myself.

  Some of my work looks professional which is a personal proud moment for me, this feedback was on the Exercise: Giving Instructions.


  I really enjoyed this exercise as I could create something not just on paper but something different and I really like my end result. 

  I have some areas to work on which are: Type which is my constant area of improvement but if I keep experimenting and researching different illustrators that have used type I should be able to crack this at some point. 
  I am also to carry out more research of different illustrators separately to my exercise work or assignment work to develop a more understanding of type an to look at other illustrators work. 
  My tutor has also requested that she sees more observational drawings that I do in my own time, this will help develop my skills and I agree. 

  Overall I am very pleased with my feedback, at first I was dreading it and was wondering what it would be but I had nothing to worry about and its give me that extra determined boost.

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