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These are extracts from briefs set as part of a student competition. Your task is to read and analyse them. Ask yourself:

What are you being asked to do?
How will the client will judge a successful outcome to the brief?
What are the key words?

This was an interesting task. It was different to think about things theoretically rather than drawing them.

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For this exercise you will need to find a friend or family member to help you. You are going to play a game of charades in which you try to communicate the name of a TV programme, film or book using only drawing. You are not allowed to just write the name of your film or book down, that would be too easy - instead you will need to draw pictures to represent the syllables of your title or illustrates the content.

I treat this task as a game of pictionary so I decided to just have fun with the piece.My chosen tille was the Devil's Rejects. I quickly sketched the picture and sent it via whatsapp to a friend who at first said ,"I don't know." But after, he said, "The Devil's Rejects?"

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I don't really have a graphic design icon - although I do love Medieval art as it's beautiful although it's not "technically" perfect. This is my

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I kept this simple because I wanted it to reflect my skills with typography. I'm still very new at it, but I have discovered that I really enjoy it. I have wrote these names as these are the names of my two children.

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This first assignment is about introducing yourself so that your tutor can get to know you, your interests and your work better.
Design a series of at least three postcards (final size A6) that say something about who you are, your interests in graphic design and your wider cultural influences or interests.

You can use any medium or materials you want to. You may want to work much larger and reduce your artwork to submit it. Don't forget if you do this that details may get lost.

Use the front of the card to present your designs while on the back of the card say something about what this image means to you or why you chose it.

Keep notes to accompany the making of the cards in your learning log. These notes could cover why you decided to portray what you did, what you included and what you omitted.

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This is after three hours of messing around with Illustrator.
I chose a tree because I am a nature lover and I love trees as they give us the very oxygen that we breathe, and they are majestic and beautiful. Birds are my favourite animals. I wanted to keep the feel of what I sketched without processing it too much.

I learned how to turn a pixel image into a vector image and export it to Illustrator from photoshop. I did draw a pentagram to represent the five elements of the earth but I decided that it looked tacky. I also learned about page sizes and how to resize my canvas and image to fit this in. After, I made a trace and I then added the finishing touches.

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I'm a beginner at drawing and art. This is my raw drawing, I am currently trying to figure out how to use the Pen Tool and it's proving quite hard. This will clear up weird lines when I master it. I will add some colour too.