- Documentation on social media- will mostly likely by Instagram, not the most professional platform as more used throughout the making process but easiest way to introduce audiences to my artwork
- Website used as a more professional platform, including more completed works
- If i cant take professional images myself then its important to not risk poorly taken photos and get a professional to document completed works
- Important to be more selective into what is included in my research file, maybe don't include failed attempts and irrelevant information
- Must include landmark changes - important to pinpoint changes that have an influential impact on the work i currently create
- Important to reflect on whether i have graphic design skills, could i possibly collaborate with a graphics student or even ask for advise
- Need to think about whether its right that it should be printed - if so how should it be printed, a hard back book or bound, what suits my work best
- There is a feeling of satisfaction when handing in a hard copy, a feeling of accomplishment
- VLE resources, look at professional and student 3A3b
- Important to make documentation file relevant to my practise
- Artist book (images of documentation) or documentation report
- Important to be selective with text that is included - professional document so refrain from coequal language.
- Its ok to use quotes and images that aren't my own as long as i state where they were sourced.
- Make sure all images are of high quality - professional images of fabric pieces need to be done.
- Images for degree show publication can be me drawing my ides or the drawings them selves, doesn't need to be a completed piece of work.
Notes in notebook pages 6
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