General Comments:
Have more confidence in myself. "It's really annoying!" (T.Butters 2017)
Get some self worth in what i'm doing.
I'm tackling given briefs better than self initiated projects. Good at taking peoples ideas and turning them into visuals. Struggle to settle on work i'm making for myself in terms of content and concept.
Look into internships - i'm knocking out a lot of live briefs, look to work for a company rather than freelance..?
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WHAT DO YOU THINK COULD BE IMPROVED?
• Confidence in final product
• Make a solid start on my FMP
HOW WILL YOU BENEFIT FROM THIS?
•The sooner i get started and nail down an aesthetic to the project the easier it will become to knock out bird after bird. Will mean less stalling and more doing!
WHAT DO I NEED TO REVISE?
• My action plan, and the amount of projects initially intended to participate in. Also need to realign my self-given deadlines.
WHAT WOULD YOU ACHIEVE FROM THIS?
• It will give me a better idea of what work i have to do in what little time is left.
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WHAT ACTIONS WILL YOU TAKE IN RESPONSE TO THE PEER REVIEW SESSION
WHAT?
Start FMP, work out what style you want to work in and how this will benefit your future practice/profession
WHY?
Find a way you enjoy to work & love you do more. you need more self-confidence.
WHAT?
get small briefs out of the way and focus solely on the FMP.
WHY?
This will leave more time to test out and experiment how you want to approach your images.
WHAT?
Listen to Roald Dahl audio books whilst sketching, to save time if you're a slow reader.
WHY?
So i can MULTI-TASK.I dont want to lose time reading books when i could listen and draw and the same time.
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WHAT HAVE YOU GAINED FORM THE PEER REVIEW FEEDBACK SESSION?
Appreciation for other peoples sketchbook work, namely Tilly's.
She has a similar problem as in; she feels she works with too many different styles and materials and feels she needs to focus her practice but can decide on which one for the best? Her little sketchbooks were so inspiring to look through, especially her simple shape compositions - she told me she doesn't really think about too much when she does them, but just goes for it. Something ive never been capable of, but some of her drawings have really made want to start sketching random objects more, and just doodle for fun.
I've told her that my next work will probably (definitely) be a massive rip-off of (one of) her styles.
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