This illustration was designed to promote a local event, the brief intended that I use entirely paper collage-- however, I used digital to improve the overall look. The feedback was that the design wasn't true to the paper craft, and it seemed a little ordinary. I too was unhappy with how it turned out and didn't think to redo the design. I was uncomfortable with the medium since I hadn't had much experience with collaging-- I tried once before but wasn't very happy with it.

For this exercise, I had to revisit some pieces that I created in the previous unit and reflect (with the abstraction technique), to find what is common throughout each piece-- my 'golden thread'. I wanted to show awareness and express how we can help our oceans, I would like to influence people to implement positive changes to their lives to help our oceans and wildlife. Not enough is being done and it's important to educate ourselves on the planet we call home. I made the w

Looking and reading through ' The Enterprise Hub ', I reflected throughout how this would influence my artwork and goals for these next units and eventual career progression. I would need to keep referencing this Hub to fully grasp what area I want to work in, whether I work with people or not for certain projects, or what type of audience I aim for. After reading, I find myself inspired and intrigued at the idea of working with other people, most line of work that I am drawn

Stage 2 (of BA Illustration) as a whole was to teach me about different areas of illustration, different techniques of creating artwork, and exploring, experimenting, understanding what is out there for us to express. Moving into the last stage of Year 2, I must reflect back on the unit to understand where I want to lead my learning towards. The success of my previous artworks came down to planning stages, the research and contextual understanding of what I was creating and w