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After reread my notes,Although it's not perfect, but I've learned a lot, and I should show myself in my learning community and let everyone see what I have.

Developing relationships with our classmates makes our family even better, so that we don't get to know each other and affect our learning and development.

I should try to watch all my classmates' padlets, I want to get to know more about the students I study with.Or maybe I should commente on my classmate‘s now.

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I understand the project because the Identity Modu

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So far,this is a new study methods for me. that's way more relaxed and i can learn so much interesting knowledge.I hope i can use English to chat normally at this course.I need to change my grammar and pronunciation issues before the end of course.I think i need to take more communication and listen more English video.

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Project Step 1 – Written submission template - Identity

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Hello everyone,

Today i was working on make a paper airplane.It is not good at all but it can fly very straight.I wanted to find out if i change the material, the paper airplane can fly further and more smooth.I was a bit hesitant because change material will let the airplane get more heaver.

I learned during the investigation that in order for paper airplanes to fly further and more smoothly,it is necessary to use special paper materials.For example,Kraft paper or any paper material with high stiffness.I enjoyed the process of learning how to make a nice paper airplane because this can provide me with more ideas and details for my future painting.What painting requires is reality and learning various painting methods for different materials.I am very like to explore all kinds of items,everything can be connected to painting.These experiences can let my thoughts rich and make me stronger.Unfortunately, I didn’t achieve what i set out because i can’t get the special paper material.

What i learned is that the material of an item is very important as it affects the actual effect of the item.Now i understand why sometimes my paintings didn’t turn out well in the past.I lacked research on materials and couldn’t paint them as they are in reality.To make my outcome look more professional,I have to find a way to search the effects of various materials on my work and identify the most suitable one to use.

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This is the part of the group project that I am responsible for.

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I choose Kehinde Wiley, he painted a very fine portrait of the President of Obama.I love his paintings, because not only he paint the character and backgrounds beautifully,but he also gives the flower a story,and hiding the story in the painting is a very nice skill that I really want to learn.

I see his identity as an illustrator in his work ,and I also want to become an illustrator after completing my studies at UCA.

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It might be a bit plain, but this is my first try at making a poster. I think I can do better next time.

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After nearly two weeks of study, I have gradually become accustomed to this way of learning, I feel that I have made significant progress in learning English easily and happily, I dare to express my thoughts in English more than before, I still remember that two weeks ago my English expression was not fluent and there was no emotion in my spoke, now I feel that I should be more penetrating into my feelings, although grammar and vocabulary are still not much progress, but I am indeed slowly improving myself.

Yesterday I tried to use PowerPoint to make my poster task, although it still doesn't work smoothly, but I am still familiar with the general operation, I think as Jamie said to me, "the more you use it, the more you will use it", I think by the end of the course I will be able to use this skill like a master.

In the second week of the course, I learned how to make my note-taking more effective, and I think I will soon be able to find the note-taking technique that suits me, which has helped me a lot in my course study, and I should take more notes in the later lessons.

In the tutorial with Jamie, I realized that my padlet was still not perfect, it was lacking in creativity. I tried to learn from my classmates' padlets, and I felt like I would be able to figure it out quickly.
I really want to make this learning journey enjoyable and perfect, and I will not to stop until the end of the course .

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https://www.summerghost.jp/

https://flatstudio.jp/#creator

https://mzh.moegirl.org.cn/Loundraw

I found three website sources, two of which are the official website of this illustrator, and one is an encyclopedic website, where I can check the author's latest news and personal opinions, and find the author's personal identity and growth experience in the encyclopedia.

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Identity is important for artists and designers. Do you agree or disagree?

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Identity is important for artists and designers. Do you agree or disagree?

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I strongly agree that identity is important for artist and designers. Identity can help artists create work there owned.

Firstly, Identity incould persomal experences and life journey. It allows artists to creat there work different. Moreover, identity can make our inner world no one else can copy.

Secondly, it can build a connections with people. Works that tell true stories can relate to people, and people will relate to stories that have gone through the same experience.

Finally, an artist's unique "sound" or visual style is not something they already have. It is usually formed with their identity. This unique "voice" makes their work unique and valuable, making them stand out in their respective fields.

To conclude,I believe that identity is not only important, but also very important to the creative process.Identity allows artists to create works that audiences connect with.

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When I give a speech in class, I talk more than I usually do in life, because I need to discuss class issues with my classmates.

I feel confident when I discuss things I know, and I get very nervous when I have problems that I don't know.

I think I should learn more vocabulary in the future so that I can express my ideas better.

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Project Step 2 – Written submission template (1)

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Last week's writing assignment, I had limited vocabulary and could have some grammatical errors.

Each paragraph is too brief and does not provide in-depth analysis and reflection on the role of identity for the artist.

I realized that I had a lot of problems with language expression and the content of my articles, and I needed to strengthen my ability to think deeply and improve my vocabulary. I need to read more articles in English to learn how others write.

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I felt a bit nervous at first, but I still finished my presentation, and although it wasn't perfect, I will improve in the future.

Next time, I would improve my speech and my PPT, there just isn't enough content in them.

I liked how Flint explained the location chosen and the connection she experienced.

It was nice when YiHang ask me what the usual environment of this place is.

The most useful comment was someone asked me what connection my choice of place had with me, which helped me think about the reasons why I love going to this place and strengthened my self-awareness.

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The Editors of Encyclopedia Britannica (2025) “John Singer Sargent,” Encyclopedia Britannica.
https://www.britannica.com/biography/John-Singer-Sargent

Weinberg, H. Barbara. “John Singer Sargent (1856–1925).” In Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History. New York: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2000–. http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/hd/sarg/hd_sarg.htm (October 2004)

John singer Sargent Smithsonian American Art Museum. Available at: https://americanart.si.edu/artist/john-singer-sargent-4253 .

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John Singer Sargent (born January 12, 1856, Florence, Italy-died April 15, 1925, London, England) was an Italian-born American painter whose elegant portraits provide an enduring image of Edwardian Age society. The wealthy and privileged on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean came to his studio in London to be immortalized.

Sargent was reared abroad and first saw the United States in 1876, when he established citizenship. Serious and reserved, he had a talent for drawing, and in 1874 he went to Paris to study painting with Carolus-Duran, a fashionable society portraitist. During this time he also began to experiment with the techniques of the Impressionists. In 1879 Sargent traveled to Madrid to study the works of Diego Velázquez and to Haarlem, Netherlands, to see the works of Frans Hals. Some critics believe that his best work, executed in a rich dark palette, was done in the years immediately after this trip, including a series of paintings depicting the daily labors of the Venetian working class.
(Impressionist or not? Find out in our list of Artists Mistaken for Impressionists.)
At the Salon of 1884, Sargent showed what is probably his best-known picture, Madame X, a portrait of Madame Gautreau, a famous Parisian beauty. Sargent regarded it as his masterpiece and was disagreeably surprised when it caused a scandal-critics found it eccentric and erotic. Discouraged by his Parisian failure, Sargent moved permanently to London. His work was too Continental and avant-garde to appeal immediately to English taste: The Misses Vickers (1884) was voted worst picture of the year by the Pall Mall Gazette in 1886. It was not until 1887 that this critical reception changed. That year his Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose (1885-86), a study of two little girls lighting Japanese lanterns, captured the hearts of the British public, and he began to experience the phenomenal acclaim in England and the United States that he would enjoy for the rest of his life.

Sargent's broad, slashing brushstrokes and brilliant palette evoke a sense of the accidental and of capturing a particular moment. He was surprisingly unrepetitive in his portraiture, responding to each sitter differently, and was masterfully able to manipulate props and painterly effects to suggest the class and sometimes the occupation of his subjects. His best portraits capture his sitters in a revealing, off-guard moment. Fashionable clients flocked to his Chelsea studio and paid, on average, 1,000 guineas, or $5,000, for a full-length portrait.

After 1910 Sargent gave up portraiture and devoted the rest of his life to painting murals and Alpine and Italian landscapes in watercolor. With stenographic brilliance Sargent pursued transparency and fluidity beyond the experiments of J.M.W. Turner and Winslow Homer, sometimes creating works that were prophetically or accidentally expressionistic, as in Mountain Fire (1895).

From 1890 to 1910 he worked on a commission for the Boston Public Library to execute murals on the history of the Jewish and Christian religions. He also executed murals in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

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John Singer Sargent | Biography, Art, American Painter, Portrait Artist, & Facts | Britannica

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John Singer Sargent was an Italian-born American painter whose elegant portraits provide an enduring image of Edwardian Age society. The wealthy and privileged on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean came to his studio in London to be immortalized.

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Today I had a presentation on an identity project. When the presentation began, I was so nervous that I didn’t have much time to think what I need to talk.

This experience was still valuable for me. I made progress compared to my last presentation and identified areas where I still have problems. Although these problems are not easy to solve because I need to look up a lot of information in a lot of time.

The outcome was not successful. My poster was incomplete with too much white space, and I didn’t connect my own identity to the project.

I learned that a poster should look more complete and that the sources of information must include the author and the date. In the future, I will pay attention to these problems and avoid making the same mistakes again.

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We learned about the "identity" project presentation for two weeks. and we practiced presentations a lot of times, like a 2-minute presentation. And today, we attended a 5-minute project presentation and a poster to help us with the presentation.

There are more and more things that need to be presentation as we learn. I spent a lot of time practicing. I was very nervous, but I guess it's normal, I just need to be ready for what I'm going to say.

Maybe I should spend more time preparing my presentation, so that my presentation will be more perfect than the last one.