At the end of part 2, it was time to bring everything together from the previous exercises for my second assignment. I had been asked to create point of sale...

This exercise was different from the others as it didn't require a finalised illustration to a specific objective at the end. Instead, it focuses on explorin...

This exercise took a more narrative approach and asked me to analyse and illustrate the following extract. The room was void and unquickened; it was like a r...

I enjoy the high contrast in an image when drawing exclusively in black and white, but this approach by using collage in this exercise looked like an unusual...

In contrast to the previous exercise, I now needed to create a collage using one of the other words from the same list of prompts to develop into a subjectiv...

An objective drawing is one with accuracy to the form and function of an object without influences from personal feelings about the subject matter. In this e...

I've been through phases of trying new materials and paper effects before, but as i've settled into using pen and ink drawings most of the time, I haven't tr...

For this exercise I've been asked to study the 1950’s period and although I enjoy many modern interpretations of the era I hadn’t previously looked into the ...

As these two exercises both follow a similar theme and use the same prompt lists as a starting point, I have combined them into one log.

As a method of practicing idea generation, this exercise involved making four spider diagrams centred around a specific word as a starting point. The words t...

In order to better understand what goes into making a good brief, this exercise required me to write one for a finished image.