Wednesday 6 June 2012

Presentation Notes and points that I want to include


 PPD – YEAR 2

WHAT HAPPENED THIS YEAR

·      Print module
·      Motion graphics module
·      Collaboration project
·      Chosen medium brief
·      Type and layout module
·      Enterprise module

THIS YEAR – ME DEVELOPING AS A DESIGNER


TRANSITION FROM YEAR 1 TO YEAR 2


WHAT THE SUMMER HOLDS


WHAT HAVE I LEARNT THIS YEAR

·      Concept building
·      Product range and distribution
·      Time management
·      Collaboration
·      Print processes
·      Starting a business
·      Technical skills – creative suit development
·      Competition briefs
·      Branding
·      Seeing myself as a designer in the creative industry

MY STYLE & INTERESTS

Typographic basied
Print and print processes

NEXT YEAR

Want to look more into web design and digital promotion
Packaging
Music and cosmetics based



PRESENTATION – what was good about the enterprise presentations
-       good visuals, headers, back up statement explaining about the page
-       ensure the type is visible

CONTENT

Presentation is about the TRANSITIONAL 2nd year – how have you move forward and developed as a designer, personal and professional throughout the year.

The summer – what do I want to get out of it; studio visits, live briefs, culture, possible collaborations with friends who work in other medias.

Not wanting to go straight into an internship this summer – initially I want to look at various studios, have day visits and then decide which area I feel comfortable and undaunted by and then potentially apply for an internship for the end of the summer when I am back or then for the Christmas.

Website – get it up and running
Tumblr – create it!
Put together the portfolio
Freelance stuff

EVIDENCE

STUIDIOS THAT I AM INTERESTED IN WORKING FOR?

LAST YEAR

I was slightly struggling with the course and could not see myself in the graphic design industry having missed a fair amount of the course. Now this has completely turned around and I feel a lot more confident in myself and I can identify a direction I want to go in; what style of design that I do and don’t like

MY TYPE OF DESIGN - INFLUENCES

I am drawn to typographic based pieces of design (SHOW EXAMPELS) that are bold in colour, simplistic and well laid out.
I do not like detailed illustrative design; I prefer clean, crisp minimal design. I do like design that incorporates photography; monotone, duotone, or photographs where the hue and saturation have been alternated.

NEXT YEAR

Develop my web design skills. Really enjoy working with packaging – typography based

STRENGTHS

More confidence in my self as a designer
Larger range of skills in software; After-effects, Dreamweaver, Quark Xpress
Developed my skills in the Adobe Creative suit over the year
Type and Layout – more professional in the way that I present my work
Learnt more about the Graphic design industry, the various areas that I can go into after I graduate and working on a more proffessinal level. I can see the purpose and the whole world around a brief
Designing for a purpose rather than we were in first year where we were designing for an idea.
Proffessiional specifications; print process, presentation boards, submission formats
Working to a deadline
Being more time efficient – I now have a more strategic method of working and have realized how I work – research – design – evaluation all in a day in order to make continuous development
Using my resources and influences more effectively to help develop my work – library.
More effective evaluation of my work – continuous noting down of my ideas and thoughts about each of my designs.

TYPOGRAPHY

Really enjoyed the module, felt that it was one of the most useful modules on the course so far
I now look at presenting my work in a completely different manner
I now think about what the type says and sounds rather than just attempting to arrange it in a readable way

MY BRANDING – have visuals?
-       Business card
-       Invoice
-       Letterhead
-       Web
-       Facebook
-       Tumbler
-       Blogger


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