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This is my final piece plan. Here I began to refine thumbnails for potential final outcomes. This process allowed me to pratice composition and decide on the different steps including gathering materials, practicing drawings or material tests I would need to take.

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Here I created another mind map on revolution, this time I wanted to brainstorm broader ideas of revolution. This included both physical revolution, social revolution, personal revolution, musical revolution and digital revolution. This really helped me to decide where I wanted to take this project. I felt the most passionate with ideas when thinking about circular and revolving in revolution as well as music revolution.

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I took the plans from my refined thumbnails and created material experiments. I created card cut outs of an girl, and then used fabrics and ribbons to create hair.

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Here I made a mood board full of poster designs that I liked the design of. This later helped me to explore ideas for my own protest poster. I looked at the visual language in these posters, this helped me to understand what makes a powerful design.

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Here I started to plan out ideas for my own graphic poster, I followed with the theme of pollution. I created thumbnail sketches to come up with initial ideas for the poster. I really enjoy thumb-nailing, I find it a useful tool for creating ideas in a quick and stress free way.

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Here is the progress of the poster I created on pollution. I took my favourite thumbnail sketch, and developed it onto illustrator. I made sure to consider composition whilst creating. For colour, I used the re-colour tool on illustrator to experiment with. This tool helped me find colours that complimented each other well. My poster design is a illustration of a balloon representing the earth bursting. This symbolising that the earth can only withstand much more pollution. I think this poster design was successful.

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Here I experimented on adobe illustrator. I created digital spirographs with the shape tool. Whilst creating, I thought of the idea of physical revolution with spinning. This reminded me of the revolution of the earth orbiting around the sun in 365 days. I created a big Spirograph circle, along with smaller spirographs.

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Here I created a physical revolution mind map, to help me to explore ideas. The word revolving associates with movement, like turning, twisting and spinning. Physical revolution made me think a lot about planets the solar system, specifically the earths orbit around the sun.

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Here I created a mood board with pictures that represented the ideas of physical revolution. I tried to find images which could represent revolving/ circular forms and movement. Some things I found were very common to see in everyday life.

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Here I made experiments based of ideas of physical revolution. I used different materials including pencils, pastels, chalk and charcoal. I found the process enjoyable and mindful.

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Here I made research on a Brazilian artist called Beatrice Milhazes. Her work is influenced by her culture which includes music through bossa nova. Her artwork uses shapes and circular forms, including kaleidoscopes and floral patterns. I felt like she was a good artist relevant to theme of physical revolving. I really enjoyed looking at her artwork. The colours felt uplifting along with beautiful floral patterns, which worked with perfect harmony with each other.

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Here I made artist research on the artist Peter Kennard. I found him a relevant artist in the theme of social revolution. His artwork was powerful through its strong symbolism representing war.

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Here I made experiments with collage tracing. Which was creating a collage of drawings through images I found from newspapers and magazines. I used tracing paper and traced over images related to the theme of physical revolution. I would like to revisit this technique, I found it quite effective since it was easy and quick to gain ideas.

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Here I experimented with using dry pastels for the first time. I wanted to try out a new materials. I started by using a selection of colours, which I blended to create a background to draw over with. I really enjoyed using the dry pastels, I felt I had a lot of freedom with colour by using blending.

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Here I created collages representing the theme of circular forms. I used scrap paper from news paper and magazines. I wanted to show the idea of circles and revolving movement. I cut out newspaper and printed out paper into circles.

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Here I created artist research on the artist Fiona Rae. Her artwork was relevant to the theme of physical revolution through revolving shapes and movement.

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Here I created artist research on the artist Julie Verhoeven. Her artwork really stood out to me, by her use of colour and her unique drawing style she combines with multi media’s.

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Here I created a material experiment in response to Fiona Rae. I experimented with using acrylic paint, and thick brushes to create movement.

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Here is an experimental piece I did, using B&W prints of my Fiona Rae material experiments.

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Here are thumbnails I created when thinking of my initial ideas using music in a vague representation. Including the circular shape of records and CDS. My aim was to show the effect of music, by using feelings and imagery to express visually how it felt to listen to music. After finishing, I still felt stuck with creating ideas for my final piece.

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Here is a very rough brainstorm of drawings, I was thinking of how listening to music made me felt, whilst listening to music.

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Here is peer feedback I received week 3 into my project. This feedback helped me to decide the flaws and problems of my project early on. My peers helped by suggesting ideas and steps to take to move forward into the project. I realised I was making lots of artist research, with no responses. Therefore I started to create material experiments in response to the artists .This peer feedback helped me a lot when planning to write my project proposal.

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Here are the collage experiments I made using scrap magazines and music paper. I reused the same scraps to trial different options using the same materials, with different placement each time. I like the composition of the left one down.

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Here is a mixed media artwork I did to experiment with multiple media’s at once. I tried to incorporate vague musical elements.

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Here is a mixed media artwork I did to experiment with multiple media’s at once. I tried to incorporate vague musical elements.

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Here is my project proposal.

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Here I made an experiment using acrylic and alcohol ink on canvas.

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Here I made a continuation to my canvas experiment, using alcohol ink and acrylic paint. I needed to try to incorporate circles into my work. I used a jar lid dipped in paint to create paint circles. I also used a mechanical stencil design with spray paint. I used other tools including a scraper, a pipette, a spray bottle, to create textures and effects.

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Here I made an experiment using acrylic and alcohol ink. I experimented with creating textures and effects.

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Here I used collaging to create frames. I had the idea of using collaging in my final piece, but I wasn't sure how. I used scrap paper including paper from old books to create this circular tunnel which I thought could potentially be in my final outcome.

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This is the process of creating my final piece.

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This is my final outcome for the project of revolution.

This is an mixed media a2 sized illustration which represents the physical revolving, through shapes and natural forms including flowers. The materials include watercolour, alcohol ink and coloured pencils. I have used a variety of different processes including stamping, collaging and stencilling. I think my final outcome came out well, the composition, and different materials create interesting textures and mark making.

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This my Evaluation.