An
aspect I improved on and learnt a lot about during this brief was interacting
and communicating with a client as this is something I hadn’t experienced
before. I learnt the importance of clear emails and fast replies and also how
necessary it is to try and meet someone in person as things become clearer and
get resolved at a much faster pace. I have also learnt how to develop my own
initial ideas into something that pleases the client without losing my personal
opinions and design integrity.
For
the research for this project I looked closely into each of the products I had
to produce. For example current look books to gain inspiration for layout
design and how to arrange all of the content. I also looked at current
millinery branding and found that the majority of it was very traditional with
the use of serif typefaces and organic imagery. However I found that the most
successful had a contemporary approach which is how I move forward with my
designing.
A
strength of this brief would definitely be the level of development, especially
in regards to the business cards as they changed a great deal across the
process. I feel this was definitely due to having a live client as there were
adaptations to be made that I wouldn't have considered before hand. I also had
to create a larger range of items to get an idea of her taste.
During
the process of this brief I feel I have learnt a lot about the complications of
working with a real client. This was my lonest brief, not of choice but because
o lot of things kept cropping up and a lot of the time I was waiting for
content to be supplied. From this I think I could have been clearer on deciding
upon a final deadline of a completion date and on both sides when certain
aspects needed to be provided. As I feel the length of this brief was
unnecessary and could have been avoided.
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