I was to create a timeline of the events that had happened during my first week of starting Ravensbourne. My initial thoughts were how was I going to present this timeline? Was I going to keep it simple or make it more creative and fun? I chose to keep the idea of Ravensbourne being my creative adventure and started to sketch out an idea that was sparked in my head. The drawing used the idea that I was to use a drawing of each task I achieved and then put together like a puzzle. My thought process on the idea was that each task I took was building the bigger picture of my future until it becomes one big picture itself.
Whilst starting the timeline I realised that I'd used a range of materials over the past couple of days and I wanted to convey this in the piece; therefore I drew the V&A museum in charcoal. Once finishing drawing everything I could remember doing over the course I knew that I could have missed parts due to how fast everything had been going. To show this on my timeline I decided to cut the drawing up and place it together again but with gaps to symbolise the idea that the week had been a blur of a lot of memories created. Overall, I think the timeline was a very good way to document my first week at Ravensbourne. I also liked the way that I did not have to use the traditional layout of a timeline and made it my own unique experience. I feel that I have overcome my fear of my work being perfect and by cutting up my work has been a choice that paid off.
I was to create a timeline of the events that had happened during my first week of starting Ravensbourne. My initial thoughts were how was I going to present this timeline? Was I going to keep it simple or make it more creative and fun? I chose to keep the idea of Ravensbourne being my creative adventure and started to sketch out an idea that was sparked in my head. The drawing used the idea that I was to use a drawing of each task I achieved and then put together like a puzzle. My thought process on the idea was that each task I took was building the bigger picture of my future until it becomes one big picture itself. 
Whilst starting the timeline I realised that I'd used a range of materials over the past couple of days and I wanted to convey this in the piece; therefore I drew the V&A museum in charcoal. Once finishing drawing everything I could remember doing over the course I knew that I could have missed parts due to how fast everything had been going. To show this on my timeline I decided to cut the drawing up and place it together again but with gaps to symbolise the idea that the week had been a blur of a lot of memories created. Overall, I think the timeline was a very good way to document my first week at Ravensbourne. I also liked the way that I did not have to use the traditional layout of a timeline and made it my own unique experience. I feel that I have overcome my fear of my work being perfect and by cutting up my work has been a choice that paid off.
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