Design Principles | FINAL COMPILATION

 SEM 1.5

Edita Chew En Thung / 0357357
Design Principles | GCD60804
Bachelor of Design (Honours) in Creative Media / Taylor's University
FINAL COMPILATION


TASK 1 FINAL : LINK HERE




TASK 2 FINAL : LINK HERE




TASK 3 FINAL : LINK HERE




FINAL REFLECTION


What have I learnt in this module? 


In this module, I've learned the fundamental principles of design, including balance, contrast, and proportion, which have enriched my creative process.


What did I enjoy the most? 


I enjoyed the practical application of these principles, particularly in creating visual compositions and artworks that convey powerful messages.


What did I not enjoy the most? 


However, I found the theoretical aspects of the module less engaging and would have preferred more hands-on activities to reinforce learning.


What have I learnt about myself through this module? 


Through this module, I've discovered my strengths in visual communication and problem-solving within design contexts.


What has changed and what has not in my learning journey? 


While my understanding of design principles has deepened, I recognise the need to further develop my technical skills to fully realise my creative vision.


What could be improved in this module? 


To enhance the module, incorporating more interactive workshops and real-world design projects could provide valuable practical experience and foster greater engagement among students.



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