I N T E R I M
This week I have been putting up my work for my peer review. It was interesting, both to look at other peoples work and to get feedback on my own. I found the interim relatively nerve racking to begin with, displaying work is always a worry. However I was quite pleased with my first go. It gave me the opportunity to really look at what I had produced and overall I was happy with the feedback I was given.
Really pleased that we got to have a first go at putting our work up in the space. I found it really useful in terms of time management and preparation. Next time I know I will have to be prepared to leave even more time so that I am able to mount my work efficiently.
Feedback given from peer review:
- Not quite clear on process of theme in sketchbook (i.e. how the cars, compass and stamp links )
- Colour stripe has been used effectively
- All samples link really well to visual research on wall and in sketchbook
- Can see the journey through the sketchbook to the prints
- More experimentation in the print room and link back to colour stripe more in prints
- Like how the motifs and diamond pattern have been combined
- Work must stay exactly inside your own wall space.
I found the feedback I received really valuable. It was good to know that I was on the right track but it also pointed out points that I wasn't aware of, such as the unclarity of the process of theme in my sketchbook. I will definitely improve on this and try to make my thought process clearer.
Putting up my work also highlighted to myself which areas of work I needed to develop. I feel that I need to produce some stronger samples in the print room this week, both digitally and using my screen.
No comments:
Post a Comment