In this Extended Major Project I have had the chance to apply my spealist area, illustration. This has given me the opportunity to exercise my own specialist skills further and build on my illustration techniques. Whilst working on this project I have been stretched the limits of my practice by being able to manage a complex time plan that allows me to work effectively. Within this self driven project I have then had the opportunity to acquire a more confident attitude to work independantly. Having researched throughout my project it has equipped me with the knowledge to focus on answering my design question, with the most contemporary outcome.
For the duration of this project I have gone on a journey discovering my strengths, weaknesses and new found passion. I have used a blog as the main way of documenting, I enjoyed using this way of documenting my work as it offered a sense of freedom. I could easily upload research and clarify my design process digitally.
I have expressed how my work will affect social and ethical issues in today’s society. I have found that my work does not offend or imply a political action, it simply encourages a environmental wealth.
My book was designed to help motivate social activity in young adults. My book communicates a positive message of a two activities that of ‘Walking and Bird watching’. By trying to change an attitude of a younger audience towards a new subject has been challenging but linking my work to the charity RSBP gives my project ethical and cultural -status.
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