Pre Production Evaluation.

Pre Production Evaluation

It's that time again where I look back on my project as a whole. And to be clear, I was a mess this time around. I felt like I was going blank through it all. I felt like I had to juggle a lot of things while making my design and I wasn't a fan how I went about it. I worried about the design and how its engineering and i thing that's what dragged me down. It's important to prioritize both but I felt like because I was doing both at the same time, I actually did less? The way I would go about this next time I concentrate on one next time. Most of my initial sketches portrays exactly that. So, I would come up with the idea which is the bear, bat and instead of juggling both chose one like the design and make the design and then make that design functional or as functional as I can make it. This then lets me have more creative control. The most complaint I got was to make my design more Soviet Union and I 100% agreed I felt awful not being able to balance the both and tried doing despite the awful attempts anyways. This was my downfall. Another problem I had was the timetable, this is my weakness in everything I do, but I came up with a solution. The problem is that I would have to plan the next 7+ weeks and that felt too much for me. As it is important i plan my schedule, I have to accommodate what I can actually do. Within college I did a week by week to do list, which lets me schedule while making it more possible to stay with that timetable. And It helped my work flow increased where I performed more work then ever. And I stopped while being at university because I felt stupid and felt like I had to have the same type of schedule. But Why? As long as I had one, the how doesn't matter. Like the last assignment, the interview with Karl Kopinski still lingered in my head. I don't have to be like everyone else on the course, If I can make my art work in my own mindset, maybe I can go my own path.

 Thank you for going through my assignment. Adios