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| Miki De Goodaboom & George Hunter - I thought that these would work within my sketchbook because they show a lot of child-like qualities and I thought that that would relate to the work that my cousins did for me. |
Friday, 28 February 2014
Artist research within sketchbook
Double page on a a few artists that inspired me:
Tuesday, 25 February 2014
Research (Bibliography)
Tina Bruce was the first one I had a quick look at, I didn't manage to find anything that I could really use in my sketchbook or my work in general. But it was interesting:

Christopher Spence, this book really only helped with my understanding of the way in which children change in their environments as they grow up from babies > children > teens.

Christopher Spence, this book really only helped with my understanding of the way in which children change in their environments as they grow up from babies > children > teens.
Monday, 24 February 2014
Initial Research

Thursday, 20 February 2014
The Beginning
Before the this project really got started I had to think about a concept and I already knew I wanted to do a project involving children and development. So I got my little cousins to work, I gave them some paper each and as many materials as they wanted and set them lose. It was very messy, but also very educational, I learned that the really small ones (ages around 2-4) simply covered the paper in paint, whereas an older child of maybe 7/8 only covered the paper in things they liked.
Also, I found that the younger ones didn't want to stop because it was probably something they hadn't done before and because it was messy. But the older ones did two drawings and then got a better offer (sweets mainly). When I asked to clean up only the smaller ones wanted to help the others "didn't want to get messy again" (Said the 7 year old).
I managed to get a bunch of work from them and I really enjoyed the experience:
Also, I found that the younger ones didn't want to stop because it was probably something they hadn't done before and because it was messy. But the older ones did two drawings and then got a better offer (sweets mainly). When I asked to clean up only the smaller ones wanted to help the others "didn't want to get messy again" (Said the 7 year old).
I managed to get a bunch of work from them and I really enjoyed the experience:
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| 7 years old |
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| 2 year old |
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| 4 year old |
Tuesday, 18 February 2014
Final Major Project- Action Plan
Action plan for (student name): Victoria Johnson
Tutor Group: Orion
Title of project: Child Development
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Timeline
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What will you be doing?
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How you are you going to achieve
this?
Materials, equipment used, research,
edit, etc.
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complete
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Week 1
10th February
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Write project
proposal, hand in to tutor for checking
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Type up project on
a word processor and print two copies.
Gather drawings
from young children
Have a look at:
BBC: though young teaching
Visit local library
Early learning
centres?
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Week 2
17th February
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Project proposal
complete and ready to sign off. Start research and learning journal.
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Get signed off from
tutor
Go to museums and
galleries to find work on this project
Look through
bibliography and start to depict some ideas
Investigate
MIRRORING (between child and adults, talk about my influences)s
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Week 3
24th February
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Reference artist
work and books from bibliography
Think about common
themes with the research I have
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Once I’ve
referenced the books and artist, create some of my own ideas, using a few
techniques from the artist
Then change it a
use some of the techniques I have learnt within LCC
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Week 4
3rd March
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Bring a few strong
ideas forward and develop
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Push ideas forward
by working through workshops and materials- drawings, photographs, prints
etc.
Evaluate work.
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Week 5
10th March
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Develop ideas
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Gather some more
information on the ideas brought forward (research)
Experiment with
ideas and try to come up with a final outcome
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Week 6
17th March
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Produce many finals
and decide on the strongest, one that
creates the most impact.
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Repeat the stages
and enlarge work and come out of the sketchbook. Perhaps have many outcomes
to exhibit.
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Week 7
24th March
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Finalise and
produce idea and write up evaluation
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Produce outcome(s)
to a high standard, making sure that sketchbook is compete and evaluate;
blog, journal and 1000 word essay.
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Week 8
31st April
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Students work at
home finish work/research/sketchbook
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End of term
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Week 8
7th April
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Hand-in date
Curation of show
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Week 9
14th April
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EXHIBITION –
students hang work
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22nd April
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Exhibition open
Assessment Unit 7
Internal
verification
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28th April
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Exhibition open
External moderation
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21st May
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Re-submission of any referred
/incomplete work
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Friday, 14 February 2014
Final Major Project
For this project I think I may carry on from the last one; which was to do with my target audience of children. This was a decision my tutor and I discussed when UCAS came around, because I've decided not to go to university this year I wanted the last project to target my career choice for the next year. I'm thinking about teaching at my old school, in order to get more experience. In this next project I will look at child development and the ways in which children grow: physically and mentally.
I will need to think about an action plan, so that I can get start efficiently and know what I'm doing at each stage of the project.
I will need to think about an action plan, so that I can get start efficiently and know what I'm doing at each stage of the project.
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