Graphic Design Personal Statement
Studying Graphics at A-Level has increased my love for design and has given me an insight into what path I want to follow in the future. The aspects which interest me most about Graphic Design are the boundless creativity and diversity visible on printed material, web, packaging, advertising, or branding; its visual communication is spectacular. I hope to present my flair for creativity, using my drawing skills with an imaginative approach to produce pieces of work showing my own style and originality.
My inspirations and role models in the industry are David Carson, Alan Fletcher and Shigeo Fukuda. Whilst understanding research on graphic designers, I have become more interested in design. I was interested in the way Fukuda portrayed deception …show more content…
English Language and Literature has also taught me how to be more imaginative and encouraged me to consider alternative interpretations. This has allowed me to able to think outside one route and create other ideas. This subject also gives me the ability to comprehend and develop intricate ideas, apply a variety of theoretical positions and weigh the importance of alternative perspectives.
Media Studies has given me the ability to use technical software, such as Photoshop, Final Cut Pro and iMovie. I am able to work in groups and build a strong sense of teamwork, being able to take lead and also give ideas and co-operate with others. Meeting deadlines is crucial in Media Studies, so I have been able to use my time efficiently to ensure this happens. Being able to manage my time wisely is an important skill for my future studies.
During my years at school, I have had the opportunity to take on various responsibilities. For example, I mentored a year 8 student. Together we would discuss school and personal issues. I developed a relationship with the student; she was able to talk freely to me about her concerns. This has contributed to my ability to show empathy and my ability to solve complicated problems and help others to make sensible
My inspirations and role models in the industry are David Carson, Alan Fletcher and Shigeo Fukuda. Whilst understanding research on graphic designers, I have become more interested in design. I was interested in the way Fukuda portrayed deception …show more content…
English Language and Literature has also taught me how to be more imaginative and encouraged me to consider alternative interpretations. This has allowed me to able to think outside one route and create other ideas. This subject also gives me the ability to comprehend and develop intricate ideas, apply a variety of theoretical positions and weigh the importance of alternative perspectives.
Media Studies has given me the ability to use technical software, such as Photoshop, Final Cut Pro and iMovie. I am able to work in groups and build a strong sense of teamwork, being able to take lead and also give ideas and co-operate with others. Meeting deadlines is crucial in Media Studies, so I have been able to use my time efficiently to ensure this happens. Being able to manage my time wisely is an important skill for my future studies.
During my years at school, I have had the opportunity to take on various responsibilities. For example, I mentored a year 8 student. Together we would discuss school and personal issues. I developed a relationship with the student; she was able to talk freely to me about her concerns. This has contributed to my ability to show empathy and my ability to solve complicated problems and help others to make sensible