I regret starting this module
off to a bad start in which I was unproductive, and didn’t realise the pace of
which I would have to work, I was unproductive with my designing and blogging,
and I feel I paid the price at the final stages.
Towards the end of the module
I feel I massively upped my game and I began to enjoy blogging and was churning
out good quality, informative blog posts at a very thorough pace, in comparison
to the beginning.
The later projects, such as
Message & delivery I feel at stages I excelled at, but my time management
skills still managed to let me down, and certain parts of the project slacked.
The alphabet soup project is my worst I feel, I am pleased with the final
illustrator design and print out on A2, but for the earlier stages such as the
10 typeface variations, I managed to lose those before the first crit so was in
a rush to reproduce those designs to have something to show in the critique.
After a few critiques, I
understood the basis of them, and began to adjust my work in accordance to the
feedback that I received from my peers, as I realised they reflected a target
audience, and if they weren’t understanding the messages I was trying to
convey, then neither would the public.
I have enjoyed researching
various designers, and the lectures have given me an insight into new designers
whom I hadn’t previously heard of, which I took into my on-going projects as
inspiration to design.
In future modules, I now
realise I definitely need to commit my self more, and I have now found methods
in doing so, my pace of work vastly picked up during the final weeks, and I am
sure that will now be my mentality which I shall carry through into the future.
I aim to produce thorough
modules of work that will be academically intelligent as well as containing
professional looking designs.
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