- Overall better knowledge and understanding of Graphic Design
- The programmes has had consistent results of employment for students
- It's not a 'doss' course
- Students work from this course was more impressive than other courses
- Leeds is a good place to live and work
5 things that you want to learn:
- How to develop appropriate ideas quickly and efficently in response to briefs.
- How to use software so my ideas aren't limited to my abilities.
- Learn how to pick and use type that works for the function intended.
- To improve vocal and explanation skills.
- Confidence in presenting and talking about my work.
5 Skills that are your strength:
- Group work
- Open minded/ experimental
- Get work done on time
- Drawing, doodling and generating ideas
- Im patient and enjoy working.
5 things you want to improve:
- Improving my organisation and structure of working, using research effectively to produce a good range of ideas.
- To get good enough on photoshop & illustrator so I can make things look how I want them to.
- Communication and presentation skills.
- Layout design
- To be more accurate with the execution of a piece of work- more perfectionist and less cutting corners.
5 ways you will evaluate your progress:
- Talking to others on the course and also people not on the course to see if my work is effective to people not interested in design as well.
- Commenting on blogs and viewing other peoples work will help me evaluate my own.
- Discussions with course tutors will be very helpful to evaluate work.
- Comparing my final product with the initial brief and seeing if it meets the requirements.
- Referring back to my early work which will stay on my blog will allow me to see if I am progressing as a designer.
5 questions:
- How did graphic design work before computers?
- What makes a successful graphic designer?
- How do you create work like this? e.g software? time? skill?(the colourful business below)
- Whats the hardest/ most difficult part of being a graphic designer?
- What are my strengths/ what do i need to imrpove?
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