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These were all primary images I took while on walks, days out and days at home working on my project. 

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These were all primary images I took while on walks, days out and days at home working on my project. 

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I wanted to capture a lot of nature to try and represent growth in a visual term for the early stages of research. The deer and ram skulls were also for early stages of research to show the aspects of growth within bones and part of the evolutionary side of things.

The Egyptian ornaments were what I had found at my granddad's home and thought they would be good representations of the interpretations of medicine and what some of the jars may have looked like.

The place mat and the flower images were primary images to show growth in nature and plants.

The artificial hearts were from the great north museum that showed growth in medicine and growth in the way they had developed knowledge.
they were 3D printed hearts sent from newcastle university to show the defects in some people's hearts.

Then the fox sculpture was one of the things I had done visual research and development on.
I have also thought about doing sections of the cityscapes to show experimentation.
I also included a trip to Lowther castle to show growth in history and how it will continue to pass through many generations and grow popular to the public and the tourists.

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Hi Megan, these primary research   photos are looking good !  Well done for uploading them, and I can see that you've been drawing from the fox sculpture too.

You need to add "critical thinking" comments beside the most important/useful images, and explain WHY you want to use this image - what are your ideas for what you could do with it.

Print some photos out, and photocopy your drawings to do some monoprinting with tomorrow morning.

Well done - keep up the good work.

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This is a front view of the fox head in which is important for my development and my final piece.
the development ideas were to have half the head a skull and the other in flesh to represent the suffering and what the growth in population does to animals of Britain. other ideas were to capture the character in the face or to at least get some practice perspective drawings done in sketchbook.

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this is a major important photo as the sculpture subject is what I am aiming to include in my work. I want to show how red foxes are now becoming urban foxes and the way they have to live within human life now and adapt to our way of living. There is also less oxygen in the air in a city too which could cause a lot of health issues for them as they are so used to being in woodlands.

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This is an important image because it is a picture of Newcastle cityscape in which ties together in my project because I want to create awareness in the UK about the animals and what humans are destructing and taking over. I would like to do a picture as part of development to show how I can link it all together and how it links to growth and change.

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I think that this is one of the most important images for this project as it is a front view of the waterfall in Jesmond Dene. All of the other waterfall pictures in Allensford are either side view or far away perspective. This has a lot of nature around it too in which I can practice to colour in with the cliff drawings in pastel or paints.

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this is a very important image of one of yvonne gilbert's illustrations.
This piece in particular shows growth in itself as there is a lot of flowers and plants. animals and a new born baby in the middle wrapped around flower petals.
I studied it well too to find that she used coloured pencil and biro pen to get the fine details in.