Student work uncovered: Jane Dugdale and her thumbnails for Graphic Design
Posted: 16/02/12 10:01 | 3 Comments
Christian Lloyd, Curriculum Leader for Graphic Design, takes a look at Jane Dugdale’s creative process demonstrated through her sketchbooks. Because many of the images are in pencil, to see them clearly it’s best to expand the size of the video window to view the video full screen (which you can do by clicking on the little icon with four arrows pointing outwards).
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I really like to see ideas develop. Great stuff Jane, well done.
Very interesting. It’s great to see this quite different take on the sketchbook. I am very impressed also that even Jane’s scribbles look pleasing somehow – mine are messy and not that good to look at.
I’m very happy to have seen this. It’s the kind of thing I think I may try and have always failed to do, no more excuses now!
Thanks for sharing it with us!