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Studio Brief 04 - Reflective Practice - Speaking from Experience

In this Studio Brief - Reflective Practice - Speaking From Experience. Is to produce a graphic product/piece of work that makes a statement, comment, observation or gives advice about your experience on your first year of this course. 

Work with any appropriate media or format and develop and identify the content will be entertaining, advisory or informative. 

I need to think about the new experiences that I have explored, the difficulties that I have overcome and new people you have met and the life skills you have acquired this year. 

Things to consider: Remember what it was like starting your first week, how did you feel and what emotions did you experience? Excitement, trepidation, fear or did you feel overwhelmed. You might have benefited from some advice, opinions and insight from others that have experienced the same transition. 

For a starting point, use a blank brief template to define your own aims, outcomes and processes. Take advantages of the processes and facilities you have been introduced to throughout level 4. The content of you final resolution should be appropriate to level 4
freshers but also show case the facilities and resources available.Enjoy the process of reviewing your year and ongoing documentation on your blog.  

   

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