Number 2

Thu: 21:14: OK well, continuing from my previous post, I have done another sketch, responding too my major project. I also been thinking about a beginning and end for my narrative (because all stories must have one) As I'm representing the life of being addicted, it obviously begins somewhere. I ask myself, how do you begin this? Well you open a door which allows yourself to begin the addiction. So i thought how i could represent this, and I was thinking possibly with an image of a corridor with a door at the very end which is either open, or slightly open. An then the ending (this is tricky, as I'm thinking about a cycle so I need a clear distinction where is begins again). A close up of a door, again open or slighty opened. I dont know if this is a total cliche' or not. But I'm gona give it a shot and see what my tutor says. And if it does represent what I'm trying to say. Anyway I leave you with this sketch.

ADDICTION.

Wed: 14:14: Well as a follow on from talking about my major project. The cycles of addiction and rehabilitation, is a subject which I have been exploring, and HOPE to represent effectively. I have picked about stages of being an addict, and realisation. I've been thinking about representing these in terms of imagery. I have done a quick sketch today to give you an idea. Thoughts are always welcome.

Where I begin.

Mon: 20:05: Well after many years of sitting on the internet, looking, looking some more, at things I enjoy, I thought why not put this blogging business to good use. Where do I start! OK right, well. I am currently working on my final major project, of my final year of university of westminster. The word FINAL is quite a daunting word. M. As I'm fascinated by all things strange and socially unacceptable. My major project is concentrating into the world of addiction, and the cycles the addicted brain makes. I aim to represent this through typography (possibly with imagery) but it's currently a work in progress. I will be mixing the personal with factual to reach my target audience, to help break social and prejudice barriers. I have been working on some photographic colleges to help my in-visage a distorted mind. I leave you with these until next time...