The final crit
left me feeling relieved after having doubts about the amount of work I had. I’ve
had a few doubts about the work I’ve produced over the module but laying it out
for display made me realise how much I’ve produced. The feedback I received from
peers made me feel slightly more prepared for the overbearing deadline next
week.
The feedback
mentioned that the work I have produced has been considered strongly to work collectively
which I personally I wasn’t sure of. The work was displayed in an organised
manner as I hope the presentation and order of my process is clear for submission.
The methodical process of work seems clear I apparently work in a neat and controlled
fashion. The text used in the designs has been considered to fit alongside the visual
aspect of the work and is strong enough to stand alone which is something I’ve
tried to explore throughout the module.
The practical
outcomes of my work have been described as punchy and exciting. I mentioned in
the presentation boards that making my own poster workshop would have been an
exciting opportunity. This was an ambitious idea for the time period of the
module although the experience would have strengthened my knowledge of the
subject further. The feedback mentions how the topic of Brexit seems quite difficult
as it’s quite recent – they were right. The media is swimming with articles
about Brexit but finding possible law changes was extremely difficult. Thankfully,
but sadly, the animal welfare laws covered by the EU have already altered, giving
me a lot more content to research and work with practically.
The synthesis
between my theoretical and practical research has been reviewed as strong and
the presentation boards have been strong in outlining this. The relationship between
the two is consistent throughout, with the screen prints relating more closely
to editorial illustrations that take a longer period of time.
If I were to continue
the concept of this brief further I would continue making work ‘I give a shit
about’. The subject I covered is something I am passionate about and would love
to continue it further. Especially, relating to the current state UK politics is
in. I would possibly explore mediums at larger scales and have the intention of
opening a print workshop in my basement one day with my own screen printing set
up. If this was to happen, I’d have to find some people in Leeds that would partake.
My work has
been described as provoking, informing and exciting and I hope to continue my
political ideas further in the future.
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