PIM SKETCHES FOR ASSESSMENT:
Below are all my contributions for the PIM sketches assessment task. To provide more context about how I approached the sketching process I have provided links to extra material:
I didn’t really have very many outtakes as I used most of the material I obtained. The photos in the Flickr album however are extra photographs my parents took on their documented ‘everyday’ journeys. I decided not to use the extra photos my Dad took as they had his co-workers in them and as I hadn’t asked his co-workers to be contributors to my projects I thought it best to omit these pictures. The extra photos my Mum supplied were good however I thought the ones I selected to represent her day were enough and to post too many pictures of the same thing would get repetitive.
This a video of one of my sketches that I decided not to use as I felt it was to similar to another video I took, so I guess it has become an outtake.
1. Pitch
2. Self Reflection Media Fragments:
– One of my ‘everyday’ journeys starting.
– Stuck in limbo during an ‘everyday’ journey.
– A different way to travel on one of my ‘everyday’ journeys.
– Fueling my ‘everyday’ journey.
– An ‘everyday’ journey in motion.
– An often unnoticed ‘everyday’ journey.
– An ‘everyday’ walk around – literally!
– An ‘everyday’ journey with a boost!
3. Facilitated Media Fragments
– Lauren taking the dog for an ‘everyday’ walk.
– My Dad on one of his ‘everyday’ travels.
– My Mum on an ‘everyday’ journey.
– Another one of my Mum’s ‘everyday’ journey for my Mum.
– Yet another ‘everyday’ journey for my Mum.
– An ‘everyday’ journey for my sister.
– Another ‘everyday’ snap from my sis.
– A friend of mine on one of her ‘everyday’ journeys.
– Another ‘everyday’ sketch from a friend.
– An entire ‘everyday’ journey.
4. Blog Posts
– My (very short) initial concept outline.
– My reworked definitive pitch.
– Another adjustment to my ‘everyday’ concept.
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