Week 11 (2 December 2024)

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Week 11

Lecture :

Topic - Final Project Consultation

During the lecture, the lecturer showed us some examples of previous year's student work to refer, so that to inspire us to produce original and inventive artwork of our own. Besides, he also provided us several case studies to demonstrate how we might enhance our artwork. 

        
       (sample - Student's Work 1 )                         (sample - Student's Work 2)

        
        (sample - Student's Work 3)                        (sample - Student's Work 4)           

              (sample - Case Study 1)                                     (sample - Case Study 2)





Tutorial & Practical :

Final Project - Cinema graphs (Self-titled)

1. Part 2 - Design Direction

    a. Create a sketch for your work.

    b. Create a digital poster for your work. 


Work:

a. SKETCH 1


    SKETCH 2






b. PROGRESS 1


    PROGRESS 2

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