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#21 - Objects “not to scale”

 #20 - Self-Portrait  “Double Trouble”

#19 - Journey “down we go”

Note: The "dividing line" between the light and dark halves of an object is called the terminator, as it terminates the area of darkness.



#18 - Self-Portrait “terminator”

#17 - Self-Portrait “Street Angel” 

Quote: "I'm late, I'm late! For a very important date! No time to say 'hello, goodbye,' I'm late, I'm late, I'm late!"

 #16 - Self-Portrait  “The White Rabbit”

Note: this is an oldie. One of the first images I made on a mobile device. 

Laying image and then colouring in sections.

I was trying to see how quickly an images could be made on a mobile device on the go. 

#15 - Doodle 14th November 2019 “Gotta Bache-em all”

Note: used in camera editing effects and mirrors. Used app to define outlines before adding colour. 

#14 - Self-Portrait “Rainbow reflection”

Notes: keeping with the theme of minimal colour used sparingly. Focusing on colour around the main focus of the image. 

#13 - Self-Portrait “Lost and Found”

Note: Back to simplicity. Solid black and white makes images look more emotional than if they where full of colour. A simple photo shoot with circle lighting. 


#12 - Object “Their Alive”

Note: this is an exercise in overworking an image as well as layering. To much going on and an over use of colour. Multiple layers used for the background, main figure and mouth. 

Side note: less is more

#11 - Self-Portrait “Captain Dead”

Note: shooting subject with circle light. Layered face before converting and editing. This give the effect that it’s all one image not several stitched together.
 

#10 - Object “Dead Ranger”

Notes: have used Shading to try and add more depth to image. Use of wardrobe have given range to subjects. 

#9 - Self-Portrait  “Good Cop, bad Cop”

Note: first attempt at objects manipulation. Can a small object look larger then it is with shading? Or will it forever be a small object. Set up lighting and backdrop photo shoot. 

#8 - Objects “DeLorean”

Notes: while testing colour and shading have chosen to remove all backgrounds and focus on main figure.

#7 - Self-Portrait “The Good Dino”

Notes: plane mirror reflection. No argument outside of highlighting lines or smoothing background. 

#6 - Self-Portrait “Reflection colour”

Notes: playing around with colour for the first time. It has a strong Pop-art feel. Using the paint can tool to fill voids of white with color is tricky as I have to close up any open gap on the black links. 

#5 - Self-Portrait  “Mask up colour” 

Notes: oh I really like this one. Using the iPhone 12 camera in portrait mode is a dream. The. Editing the image in FaceTune and Inkwork for shading and effect. 

#4 - Self-Portrait  “Mask up”

Notes: experimentation with size, depth and shading. Contrast between light and dark also effected. 

#3 - Self-Portrait “Harriet”

Notes: Crop, edit and expand. Looking focus on lines but gaining detail as a hole. 

#2 - Self-Portrait  “morph”

Note: first in trial of series examining effect on images, colours, styles and composure. 

#1 - Self-Portrait “fade”

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A Personal development plan is the creation of  an action plan based on awareness, values, reflection, goal-setting and planning for personal development within the context of a career, education, relationship or for self-improvement.

These are the 7 steps to making a Personal Development plan: 

Every PDP is different and you can make it your own anyway you like. 
My PDP is broken down into 
STOP, START  and CONTINUE. 

STOP is identifying things I want to change.

START is  

CONTINUE the creating a structured and measured smart action plan with dates in place. 

1) Set yourself goals.
2) Prioritise those goals.
3) Set yourself deadlines for when you want to achieve them.
4) Recognise threats and opportunities.
5) Develop your skills or increase your knowledge.
6) Use your support network.
7) Measure your progress.