FINAL POSTCARD IMAGES
Mexico - Mexico City - Lubber Grasshopper |
Canada - Ottowa - Beaver |
Democratic Republic of Congo - Kinshasa - Okapi |
France - Paris - Gallic Rooster |
Peer feedback
After getting feedback from the rest of the class i was pleased to hear positive vibes concerning the 'upside down' layout and use of the colours and flag accents on the borders, which is a confidence boost for me as i always worry that i tend to lack in the ideas departament. Also the animal figures and developments of the little world they they inhabit was praised.
PERSONAL PLUS POINTS:
+ Stepped slightly away from my normal production process comfort zone.
+ I'm glad i made the late decision to have a change of production style, it was made it more of a challenge.
+ Ditched (had a break from) the black line work! In fact looking at them now i don't think i used black AT ALL in them. Is still a struggle for me to let it go, but it did call me to think about how i was composing these pieces and switch off my Illustrator vector auto-pilot, for a bit!
+ The majority of the work time was spent researching before i even picked up a pencil, so i educated myself on the subject beforehand. This could be seen as a minus point tho..?
+ i noticed an impovement in my development sketches, and I'm finding drawing and re-drawing is becoming more natural and less of a battle.
+ Less was more. Didn't overcomplicate my images.
PERSONAL MINUS POINTS:
- Underestimated the business of the print room, so didn't have the finished card printed versions for deadline day
- Could have produced more sketches on my other possible subjects, street food & movie heroes and villains.
- Decisiveness still an issue, finding other peoples input a great help though.
- Even thought the flip-around design proved to be successful, i didn't really have any others to back it up, so i still need to be more exhaustive with my ideas.
- Wish i could've done more than 4 as i was enjoying building outline-less lands for these little critters to stand about in.
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