Face to Face Teaching As of two weeks ago, our course was lucky enough to open up to have face-to-face teaching again, after a long six months away from the BCU campus. Firstly, I am so grateful for the tutors for putting in all of their hard work to make the students as comfortable…

After a couple of whirlwind weeks of production and development, myself, Katie and Jessie finally submitted our D&AD Menopause brief for Refinery29 and The Case for Her today — and we couldn’t be more pleased! …

As our very first task upon our arrival back to university after Easter, we all had to complete our professional futures presentation to our tutors. I presented at 10am on the Monday morning to Martin and my peers from the collaborative module. In terms of my 10 minute presentation content…

To finalise this year of university, myself, Katie and Jessie have chosen to work together (as we did for D&AD) for a packaging brief. For this brief, we are combining the idea of the New Year’s celebrations, that we all missed out on as such, with a new Gordon’s Gin…

Alongside university and the D&AD Brief, I have been completing some freelance work to build up my portfolio, to network and to get more practice within my skills. …

To document this busy week, I’ll be updating this post every day with notes from the calls I attend throughout the week. Monday 8th — University of Manchester — Women and COVID-19 As part of this week of learning, I decided to attend an extra event (not allocated as part of BCU’s Graduate + Week) which was centred around the…

D&AD As part of this module, myself, Katie and Jessie are collaborating to finalise our ideas for our D&AD submission. We came to our rough final outcomes in terms of our ideation during the editorial module, but we are now carrying our ideas forward to submission. In the next coming weeks…

Module Launch Today, we had our identifying direction module launch as our final module of L5. …

Yesterday, as part of our group work we had a peer review from other groups across Visual Communication to help analyse which areas are working well and where improvements need to take place. I found that this was so helpful, despite being a little stressful to hear. The areas that…