- Using the blog site ‘Blogger’ I should store both my images and my notes on it so as to make sure I have a backup of all my work. This is also useful for when my lecturers want to look at my art and assess it.
- Different types of pencils are better at doing things than others. For example, B’s for sketching and H’s for harder stuff.
- Try and find pictures/images that I can stick into my sketch book so as to make it both interesting and to inject some of my own personality into it. I can also try and put in sticky notes if I do not want to cramp my drawing pages with too much writing.
- Try and experiment with ‘Lost & Found’ lines as the lecturer loves them!
- Positive space is solid and Negative space is nothingness.
- Look up Rembrandt and Caravaggio. Maybe see if their art could be used for a game setting.
- Looking at one of my drawings my lecturer said that he liked my work and looked forward to seeing more as he recognised that I have a particular style (graphic) which he liked and that that is a good thing as it shows that I have my own style. Therefore I need to show him more of my work in the future in order to find out how I can improve further.
- In two weeks’ time the real art begins with a focus on environments for two weeks and then we change over to other material every two weeks. Therefore I may want to practice more at home!
- Look on Moodle at the word document called Task Reminder 2. This will give a brief idea of what he wants to see on Blogger.
Drawings from this session:
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