Author: Ana Isabel Tucker De Souza

I understand that the statement “doing this was hard” is becoming quite frequent among my blog posts, but I have to mentioned once again that this was the most challenging part of all the work we’ve done so far. Even though writing the selling statement seems like an effortless job and simple to be made… Continue reading Toolbox session 10

In this styling session I felt much more confident in creating interesting content through photography. It was definitely much easier to be made since I had more space, clothing, accessories and even friends to help me put my images and ideas together. I played around with different textures, prints, clothing and footwear to create something… Continue reading Toolbox session 9

For this sessions our task felt lighter and easier than the ones I had done before. I think it was because I had something already prearranged from the toolbox session before, but it was easier for me to do the illustration.I ended up doing a few more than what I was told to do, which… Continue reading Toolbox session 8

The task of designing a product was for me the must fun but at the same time challenging of all.I had many ideas I wanted to transform into products, so I did many doodles and sketches from my favourite research material and collages and tried to connect with my costumer. I found the task rather… Continue reading Toolbox session 7

For my final costumer profile I had to put in a lot of work. I wasn’t sure on my customer and how I wanted them to be portrayed in my presentation.Starting the task with some brainstorming, I think I manage to collected a great amount of information and create an interesting profile. But I didn’t… Continue reading Toolbox session 6

Reflecting on this task I could see how much I developed throughout the term, how much I learned and how I understood better what the assignment was asking from me.For the first part lf analysing a fashion show I think it was the trickiest. Mainly because I have never done one, but also because I… Continue reading Toolbox session 5

Reflecting on my shoreditch research I believe that is a better visual research than the South Kensington. Mainly because it was more excitinh, interesting and I had a wider range of research to cover.I personally like the work I collected because I got to bring some of my own culture, traditions and artists. I wanted… Continue reading Shoreditch research

This session was one of my favourites, not just because I was finally able to do work at LCF but because was the one I felt most pleased with the work I did. I managed to create some interesting work from my V&A research. I liked the outcome of my collages as they didn’t make… Continue reading Toolbox session 4

Styling was a fun task to work on. I won’t say it was easy as I did it by myself in a hotel room while isolating but it was definitely exciting to stimulate creativity through photography in a rather random way. I am satisfied with the work I did for this task, got to play… Continue reading Toolbox session 3

Working online for the South Kensington research was difficult to say the least. Aside from the frustration of not being able to actually see most things personally and not feel the wonder of going on my first academy research in a subject I enjoy, the project became a lot harder because of the lack of… Continue reading South Kensington