- Become more comfortable working with type and layout.
- Type driven designs.
- Try different processes/approaches to creating design work, try to be different.
- Make sure the content dictates the design, design for purpose.
- form - function.
- Trip to Amsterdam has given me a grounding understanding of where I would like to take my practice, working within editorial design as much as possible, magazine design, book work.
- Need to develop my type and layout skills, learn the fundamentals [what I missed from the type sessions].
- Create an overall design style/aesthetic for myself.
- Work on briefs that I am interested in, in order to be fully focussed. Tie in my own personal interests.
- Choose serious briefs/create serious outcomes around my chosen field that will over all help me come out on university with a strong portfolio that represents who I am as a designer, ready for industry.
- Work with print, push the boundaries of print, experiment with print processes as much as possible to help produce unique work.
- Keep in contact with professionals that I met in Amsterdam, utilising them for help throughout 3rd year, all so try to sort out a placement over there for when I finish the degree programme.
