I have
developed my skills in numerous ways during this project, expanding my textile
knowledge creating prints using different methods. I also re-looked at my
presentation skills as all the pages in my e-portfolio were mainly already
there I just had to place them in an order based on my contents page.
This project
I think highlighted my strengths to the best of my ability as I was able to
focus on the type of work that interested me. I haven’t really reworked a lot of
my work as most of that was done in my hard-copy portfolio although; I did make
amendments to some CAD based work with my CAD tutor as I felt this was the best
time to do so. My moodboards were the main focus to rework; I did my Earthy
Minerals board for the second time as I had learnt new CAD skills on Photoshop
so I used the clone tool to merge very few photos together, I liked the effect
this gave.
As I am
applying for courses Textile related, I found that I had done a lot stitch samples
and weaving samples, I felt I needed to push my knowledge further by creating
prints as this was a big part of my university course. I am particularly
pleased with the prints outcome as I had never experimented with this sort of
textile work before. I think this project looks professional as I did have help
from a technician surrounding this profession.
Some work
that still needs to be improved would be my overall annotation of work, I think
I could have explained my work in better detail explaining the actual process
of things. I find descriptive annotation quite difficult and would like to
improve on this.
I think in
terms of the e-portfolio I managed my time quite well as I was able to get it
completed before the deadline. However the written work was left till the end
of this project as I was so focused on finalising my e-portfolio.
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