Survival Kit
Some items I would take:
- Some art supplies and a small sketchbook
- My laptop and charger
- My phone and charger
- A blanket from home
- a toothbrush and toothpaste
- family pictures?
- my journal
- a candle
Sketches Sent through email
- Some art supplies and a small sketchbook
- My laptop and charger
- My phone and charger
- A blanket from home
- a toothbrush and toothpaste
- family pictures?
- my journal
- a candle
Sketches Sent through email
- This being our first online project, how did our new format change your experience of working in this class?
- Since this class is mostly on our computers already, I found that it did not really change my experience much. Yes, it is much easier to be in a classroom setting if I have a question, but the tutorials on Tinkercad made this project easier.
- How did you challenge yourself creatively, conceptually and/or technically in the making of this piece?
- I challenged myself conceptually because I needed to find a way to represent my dog instead of actually making a mini figure of her. Creatively this was challenging because I was learning a new program.
- Were there elements that made the completion of this piece either more difficult or felt not challenging enough?
- At first, I found that trying to use tinkercad was a little frustrating, however once I got used to the way it works I found that this was easy to complete. It was a matter of figuring out what to actually make that was more challenging than anything else.
- Reflect on the project critique: was the feedback you received helpful? Be specificabout why or why not.
- I do think the feedback I received was helpful. Although we are not in person to do the critique, it was nice to be able to share screens and also draw on them to explain ideas.
- Was there anything that your professor could have done to better support you thought this project?
- I felt that I received the support I needed.
- Please share any other thoughts.
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