Monthly Archives: March 2020

The beginnings of developing an alien/ future / beauty character.

I recently read a book by Mike Figgis and the idea of size and sound really intrigued me. This also make me want to explore technical ways of realising my final product more. ‘I liked listening to the soundtracks in … Continue reading →

As the Spring Term approached, Vicky encouraged us to think about what it is we want to do after our course finished and to think about this in terms of the development of our masters project. We were given the … Continue reading →

Very simple but cool idea which could explore identity, selfie culture, solitude within a technological age.

I have been thinking a lot about the future of technology and how XR will be used in fashion. I want to push myself harder so have begun to explore various aspects of 3D animation. I really like the aesthetic … Continue reading →

As I ultimately want to become a Creative Director and get a job in an advertising agency within the next couple of years, I thought it would be helpful to understand the role of the ‘creative director’ further. I have … Continue reading →

I LOVE the concept of creating a work out video – carrying on from my ideas exploring health and wellness, this music video by Dua Lipa has a retro aesthetic which I really like, although I would perhaps set it … Continue reading →

Thinking more about technology and ways to communicate my ideas, I realised I am interested in multi-sensory and immersive films – Below is an example of a film that inspired me – it would be really cool to work with … Continue reading →

Just before we broke up for Spring Break, we had a lecture from Itai, I was really enthralled by what he said, the idea of separating brand identity from brand image is something I had never really thought about before … Continue reading →

Today I carried out a SWOT analysis on myself. My initial problem was I realised I have yet to establish a research question. I quickly created one based on my research and interests so far ‘by exploring the feminine ideal … Continue reading →