What went well?
- I'm really pleased with how the city scape came out in the first one. The simplicity/ ambiguity of the buildings and the way that they aren't quite in perspective really adds character to it. Collage is definitely a media that I work well in. It's nice to step away from just using line.
- I think that the
- I think that the concept is definitely reflected really well in all of the images and spending lots of time putting thought into how I was going to communicate my text definitely played to my advantage. Even though it's quite an ambiguous image, I think that the third portrays my message in the most simplistic and interesting way (the evolution of man made back to natural). This surprised me.
- I have really improved my skills on photoshop through lots of experimentation and help from my peers.
- I really struggled with time management (only managing to complete two of my three images). I think that this is because I really struggled so make my ideas visual this is something I'm starting to find easier though.
- I also struggled to make each of my images look finished. For all three I ended up resorting to photoshop which meant I wasted lots of time as I am a beginner to the software. I had in the back of my mind that every image had to look professional but after seeing a couple other people's work I have realised that it doesn't.
What an I going to do next?
- Instead of trying to make my third image look really professional I am just going to play around with shape and have fun with it.
- In the next brief I maybe want to go back to basics and try experimenting with and working entirely in analogue media (not relying on photoshop to make it look polished).
- I want to try working again with collage and shape.
- I also want to try to move away from my tendency to overcomplicate and to create some more simplistic images. (A complex image doesn't always communicate an idea best)
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