This module is very fun and playful that provides huge
amount of opportunities to draw, to observe and to learn. The Set, Series and
Sequence brief is challenging and encourage me to begin the habit of sketching
daily in sketchbook to build up my drawing skills and write down instant ideas.
It pushes me to generate ideas quickly and develop them further to become some
innovative concepts artwork. The live drawing briefs benefit my observing
skills. I have learnt to observe the details and the surrounding carefully
before starting the drawing, which allows better proportional and realistic
sketching. Also, I noticed the choice of material is an essential element to
show the weight, the movement and the state of the model. For instance, I used
charcoal to sketch the essence of the solidly heavy walk of the model, which
successfully show the rigidity. You spin me right round is my favourite brief.
It is because I enjoyed working with the light box made by myself and more
importantly the well-prepared preproduction work enables me to work fluently
towards a good result. There are so much useful skills I have learnt from these
briefs, which is important for animating creatively and reliably in the
professional manner.
However, I found out that environmental drawing is not as
interesting as drawing characters. Drawing buildings or architectures are vey
difficult for me. To improve, I need to keep practising in order to achieve
some significant progress before feeling bored again. What is more, I found
that I could be quite impatient when doing live drawing for too long therefore
changing the drawing position constantly helps refreshing my mind while
observing the model in different perspectives. Nevertheless, the Form, Flow and
Force brief encourage effective communication between teammates and organised
teamwork, which provides a lot of opportunities for me to speak up and being
part of the group. The crit and feedback from this module has been constructive
and honest that aids the improvement of own practice. Many comments suggest me
to experiment with more media and not to limit myself with only pencil or
watercolour, which is a big encouragement. Additionally, my schedule of this
module is not as organised as the pervious module. It is difficult to keep up
with all the work from different module at the same time and to follow the
planned schedule completely. The context of practice essay and the applied
animation have occupied a large portion of the timetable therefore so much
effort has been put into time managing. After all, it is my favourite module so
far because I can do a lot of drawings and have challenged myself further more.
I hope to create an effective timetable for rest of the modules and constantly
exchange feedbacks with classmates in order to speed up the progress.
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