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This was really interesting to see how he went about his work and how he got inspiration. As I took a lot from his work and the photographers who inspired him. As fascinating to see the progress and the idea of being a street photographer as that prospect daunt me.

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San Francisco Bay Area-based artist.
Took inspiration from him for Activity Task 3 — Expose Yourself

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Went to Standford Park and side alleys around it in Cheltenham. I chose areas that I normally walk past without taking time to observe the environment.

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ACTIVITY TASK 4- BASED ON ‘LETTERS TO YOURSELF’BY JÖRG COLBERG

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ACTIVITY TASK 4- BASED ON ‘LETTERS TO YOURSELF’BY JÖRG COLBERG

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My photograph with instructions

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My Response to Alyica Beckett instructions... 

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My Response to Alyica Beckett instructions... 

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ACTIVITY TASK 5 - STORYTELLING WITH PICTURES

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ACTIVITY TASK 5 - STORYTELLING WITH PICTURES

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This project really made me think. I went down a route which I did not expect which fascinated me. I also think that there is so much more to this theme or photographs. Which I think I want to explore more. I will be taking more lampost stickers everyday and creating a visual diary to document these.

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This was very interesting to how Spencer worked. Especially with emulating the aesthetic of film even with his digital camera. As well as his advice of getting out there and start photographing in order to get inspiration and make you see through your camera. So on that note I am going to get out there....

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The programme was presented by conceptual artist Ryan Gander. He investigates the selfie which has now overtaken the world. He looks at where it started and how the world as before the technology. Especially highlighting the age in which we live in now fuelled  by social media, what is idea of our best selves and lives with technology doing to our sense of self today? The main themes are:
SELF - IMAGERY, REINVENTION, DIGITAL AND EGO
SOCAIL MEDIA
TECHNOLOGY
CHANGING WHO WE ARE?
I did find the programme fascinating as I personally hate selfies and my picture being taken. So this contradicts the ideas Ryan was talking about how normalised it has become. It makes you think especially when looking back at historical self portraits which I studied a lot in History of Art at school. How there is no longer the need to creatively capture ones essence. Instead we are broadcasted everywhere with this virtual version of ourselves. That almost does not capture us instead it communicates a message about us that we want consciously or subconsciously to portray to the world.

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ALAIN DE BOTTOM: how to travel from your sofa

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ALAIN DE BOTTOM: how to travel from your sofa

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These article made you think about not only about how we are living in such a unusual time that has now become normalised. Also how we can look around at our environment and see it from another perspective. The main themes are:
CONFINEMENT
TRAVEL
MINDSET
PERSPECTIVE
FAMILARITY
BENEFITS?
Within these you can see many links. It is interesting to rethink what we might initially connote with confinement and lockdown.  How it can be the mindset that limits us not only with creativity but positivity about the situation we are in. Also the benefits of allowing us to improve our thinking - to explore perspectives. We do not always necessarily have to go searching for beauty in a faraway exotic place instead it in the environment that we already inhabit. No matter where you are have the
TRAVELLERS MINDSET:
- RECEPTIVITY
-APPRECIATION
-GRATITUDE.

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ACTIVITY TASK 1 INVESTIGATING IDENTITY: SELFIE OR SELF-PORTRAIT

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ACTIVITY TASK 1 INVESTIGATING IDENTITY: SELFIE OR SELF-PORTRAIT

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Nice 1928; d Paris, 1962
Pigment  and synthetic resin on canvas - Tate Gallery, London

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This is a postcard that I have used within my self portraits. It is postcard written from my A level art teacher (Ms Whitehead). I have used it as the blue represent me and the writing means a lot to me especially with what she has written. Also highlighting art is such a big part of who I am!

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We were joined by Reuben, Alex, Dylan and Tom who presented ICBQ to us. I found this collaboration valuable as they were so insightful not only with the feedback to our work but also the look into life beyond uni in the professional creative industry.

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Mark Jesset a creative consultant. This was so interesting as was fascinating to know the process behind paper as it is not something you immediately think about.

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g.f smith world’s favourite colour project

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g.f smith world’s favourite colour project

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This is a project that g.f smith did that was interesting as they did a survey to find out what the worlds favourite colour is. It is MARS GREEN. In our collaborative work with ICBQ were thinking about using this. As it worked with our theme nature and due to it being the world favourite colour we though it could appeal to a large audience.

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PUBLISHING EDITORIAL DESIGN WITH ICBQ, TUESDAY 13 APRIL

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PUBLISHING EDITORIAL DESIGN WITH ICBQ, TUESDAY 13 APRIL

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This is just showing some of the ideas that we initially as a group bounced around.

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Above were just some initial that I created to develop to then produce our final publication

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Laura Van Severen - LAND - On the brink of some formidably complex matter

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Laura Van Severen - LAND - On the brink of some formidably complex matter

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Unbound booklet in a cardboard cassette. Design by Rob van Hoesel, edition of 500 copies.

„For the last 20 years Laura Van Severen travelled with her family from Belgium to Spain to spend their summers in a small mountain village in the Catalan Pyrenees. During those travels Van Severen got intrigued by the villages in the French department of Haute-Ariege. Something about the steep mountain sides lying around the villages caught her eye.
In 2013 she decided to go there for the first time to try and photograph what she had seen so many times through the car window. She discovered that in the mountains behind the villages lies one of Europe’s biggest talc stone quarries.
During winter-time the quarries are covered by meters of snow hiding a massive transformation. The notion that many of these landscapes are altered by human interventions quickly became Van Severen’s motive and led to her abstracting photography. Her pictures no longer refer to their original context. Concepts like distance, size and scale become relative.
Over the course of two years Van Severen travelled to Haute-Ariege several times during spring and summer and expanded her territory to the Spanish part of the Pyrenees, to Germany and more.
LAND – on the brink of some formidably complex matter focuses on the transformation and fragmentation of the landscape. A human intervention, either subtle or defining, characterizes the images. We as humans destroy and construct, we shape the world irreversibly. LAND is a brief reminder of this.
About the book
While working on the book a few main ideas about how it should be designed persisted. The book, despite it’s undeniable shape, should have no fixed beginning or ending when it comes to sequencing. One image connects to the next and when reaching the supposed end, it once again connects to the front, like a loop, an endless walk.
In the book, the photographs are used as building blocks that create new fragmented landscapes. The pages of the book are unbound which allows the viewer to play along, to re-shape en re-frame. But it also refers to the ‘landscape in transformation’.

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Alex from ICBQ recommended me to look at this book. I found this very helpful as showed me different way to layout my book as well as giving me some inspiration due to context and decisions behind the book. Which was insightful to see how another artist works.

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Suggested by Nick.

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Founded in 2008 by Oliver Knight & Rory McGrath, we are a collaborative design studio engaged in ongoing partnerships with artists, curators, editors, architects, designers and institutions.

For us, design is a conversation. Our art direction aims to engage commissioners, clients and collaborators in a process that not only communicates who they are but clarifies what they are. Whether it’s a book, space or a visual identity, our designs seek to reflect a set of core values. This way of working often leads to ongoing relationships that track the evolution of a brand or body of work.

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Above was artist research suggested by tutor and guest to look act during feedback review.

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M. Editorial Website Background Color Animation

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M. Editorial Website Background Color Animation

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https://dribbble.com/shots/12111381-M-Editorial-Website-Background-Color-Animation

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Whitlam Place by Studio Hi Ho, AustraliaOpinion by Richard Baird

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Whitlam Place by Studio Hi Ho, AustraliaOpinion by Richard Baird

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https://bpando.org/2017/11/30/branding-whitlam-place/

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https://the-brandidentity.com/feed/rosebery-studio-ps/

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The Book of Rizky Juniartama by Adji Herdanto

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The Book of Rizky Juniartama by Adji Herdanto

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https://www.behance.net/gallery/17505019/The-Book-of-Rizky-Juniartama

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https://andren.tumblr.com/post/152997057587/via-noir06sitejpg-720-480

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A catch up with multitasking Spanish creative studio, Querida

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A catch up with multitasking Spanish creative studio, Querida

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https://www.itsnicethat.com/articles/querida-graphic-design-030517

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https://www.designmadeingermany.de/2016/113797/