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As a maker, do you find there are certain audiences and/or situations that you feel most confident with? Why do you think this might be?

same age and experience - might find my art more relatable

✎ In the future are there any potential audiences and/or placements where you would like your work to be engaged with?

more art people!

✎ What, if anything, do you worry about when presenting or sharing your work with an audience? Are these based on previous experiences or worst case scenarios?

my odeas wont resonate or message wont be clear enough

✎ Do you think there are specific experiences, understanding, knowledge and skills that you could develop to help build confidence as a maker? What might these be?

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what do my followers expect from me as a maker?

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what do my followers expect from me as a maker?

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* consistency
* to finish the zine
* experimentation
* sketches
* rather traditional works

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to be honest nothing really comes to my mind, but i think its always useful for me when im in between 2 major ideas and feedback helps me to look at those from the audience perspective and make the desicion easier. something similar gappened to me while i was doing my dorian gray cover

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to me its definitely the coments around inspiration and that my works inspire other people or become useful in any way. the feeling to be needed is very important.

i feel its always easier for me to communicate with the audience who shares my values and experience in any way. in a way thats sometimes why its usually approximately my age gap

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What is the biggest factor in judging whether you think a maker is successful?

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What is the biggest factor in judging whether you think a maker is successful?

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if it makes me think and pushes my neurons to produce some new connections and associations OR i could relate to the experience then its successful to me

also i value experimentation humour and unpredictable combinations of things

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What shared characteristics or attributes do your favourite makers have?

This might relate to subject matter, processes, forms/formats, tone of the work, placement or something totally different...

✎ Draw a spider diagram

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Write a question that you would like to ask the maker?

what were other ideas or metaphors for this? i wanna see the roughs

Write one reason why you think the maker is successful?
impact

Write one thing about the makers work that you think could be improved?
font

Do you like all of the work they make? Why / Why not?
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A few thoughts :

• Did your description change?
i think it became more thoughful and interesting

• If yes, do you think the description is better or worse after unpicking the work?
better yea

• Did the act of unpicking the work highlight any aspects differently?
yes

• Did the tone of your description change?
not really

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this piece of work is linked to a movie about nuclear winter scenario and communicates the dark tone of the film using strong visual language and metaphors getting the audience ready for the future experience

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A few thoughts :

• Which of these details were in your original description?
maybe just the movie links

• Do you think some parts are always more interesting to you than others?
context and its relation to something else (moving image in this case)

• What might people need to know to understand the work?
to watch the film and know about chernobyl and general cold war context

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1. Who made the work?
a soviet artist probably

2. When and where was it made?
USSR around 1880s

3. What is the presentation form / format?
a2 poster probably portrait orientation

4. What materials were used?
paint?

5. What was the making process?
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6. Why was it made? (for who/what purpose)
movie promotion

7. How was it intended to be engage/interacted with?
its communicating with the audience as the main character looking straight into your eyes (agressive eye contact brings attention)

8. How did you engage/interact with it?
thats one of the first things you get to know about the movie as you google it - so the first impression is very unexpected

9. Where did you interact with it?
online (letterbboxd), audience back in 80s could have seen in on the streets or by cinema

10. Who were you with?
by myself

11. How much did it cost you to experience?
nothing

12. Where did you hear about it?
online

13. How was it is described by the maker?
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14. How is it described by others?
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15. What is/was the intended audience?
civilians + intelligence + cinema critics of that times + government

16. Is it popular or not? (in what ways)
movie is popular among tarkovski fans so assume they've seen the poster

17.  Are there intended associations/references?
there's one poster very similar movie poster for the movie come and see covering similar problems around war and humanity and lesson for civilisation. I think it might have been intentional

18. Do you have personal associations with it?
apart from come and see the look from below the eyebrows is very iconic and has assosiations with trixter characters or villains. also maybe banksy? from communicative pov

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i decided to focus on the communicative meaning of the poster and general impression in the movie context

i might have left out the font or anything text related as i dont think its that necessary for this piece. but also movement, as it is a still image

i guess my description was more universal from the point of view "would it be useful for other people to know?" but i find it very impressive myself

the poster in quite straightforward itself so i didnt have any struggles with emojis, maybe with a short description but that's it

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emojis

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ive chosen this piece of work because its linked to a very thought-provoking and powerful movie important in historical context. this poster is very communicative and sets the tone of the overall product from a first glance