Evaluation

Learning Outcome	Evidenced where?  Blog, Sketchbook, Roughs Final Illustrations, development sheets etc.  (No more than 75 words)	Your grade  Using words: > poor, satisfactory, good, very good, excellent
6A3 Understand and demonstrate coherent and detailed subject knowledge and professional competences, some of which will be informed by recent research in the discipline. Knowledge and Understanding - RESEARCH	research into a specific discipline - concept art. knowledge and understanding off profession proses, software, methods and techniques.	excellent
6B3 Articulate and synthesise their knowledge and understanding attributes and skills in effective ways in the contexts of creative practice, employment, further study, research and self fulfilment. (Cognitive Skills - EVALUATION & REFLECTION	critically evaluated mu skill level and what I need to do to improve in certain areas e.g. reflection on photoshop skill level. evaluation of strengths and weakness on the blog	excellent
6C3 Develop appropriate methods of professional presentation combining visual, verbal and written techniques.. Practical & Professional Skills - VISUAL QUALITY)	I challenged the professionalism of my work due to woking in the industry. developed my visual quality, presentation skills. blog, industry work	excellent
6C4 Demonstrate their ability to synthesise analytical and intuitive approaches with a high level of process and professional skill. Practical & Professional Skills - VISUAL QUALITY)	it is evidenced in my blog. FMP shows my attention to detail in finalising and professionalising a project. Its also evident in my snake pass work.	excellent
Analyse information and experiences , formulate independent judgements  and articulate reasoned arguments  through review and evaluation. (Key Transferable Skills: EVALUATION)	consistent evaluation of strengths weaknesses and over all project experiences. less successful industry work evaluated and identified it wasn't suitable for my practice	excellent

It started slow as I was focusing my time into COP. - Quick turn around project. when Cop was over I forced on developing my concept art skill, bettering my drawing abilities by studying and learning more about the human form. I focused on my digital skills also, I progressed massively with in Photoshop and InDesign. My biggest achievement was gaining professional work with in the concept industry there I learnt more about my practice. I gained a new passion for a style of illustration that I never had before, I gained knowledge on photoshop that I didn't expect to. - layers, effects, over lays, embed and emboss. I learnt how to present my practice in a professional manner. leaving the industry and coming back to the studio for a short while before returning back I came back with a set of skills, professional skills that i had learnt from my experience. This was applied into my FMP, using all the digital skills that i had learned, having an eye for detail, and making sure everything was at a high level of craft. I learnt from the industry what is expected from me, I used the same principle in my studio practice, finding what it is that is expected of me from the brief and applied that in my practice. The only thing that I would of changed, Is maying finding a better balance between cop and studio practice that allowed me to produce more quick turn around projects…mayeb if i did I would of got a less of a grade in cop but thats pretty much it for what i would change. I have had a very successful year with my practice not professional side of things but the learnt, the addicting my style to fit the requirements of briefs, the craft level developing. I feel That my standards in my work had progressed lots from the start of this year, I will be continuing to produce work that pushes my ability from this day forward, working on fun projects that push my self in the weeks between my freelance.