Now we're entering the final stages of developing our project. We're wrapping things up with our work, if not finishing up. In the real world, our next step would be to prepare for a portfolio review. Because the project is for a class, our next step is to prepare for critique. How we got this far is based on information recounted in chapter 5.
Chapter 5, or the conclusion, recounts the process of developing and presenting work. Everything starts out with an idea. The next step is to plan out the work's development. You then coordinate the construction of craft, and finally envision where the work goes. This is the same process all artists use to develop work. This is also a process we are using.
In January, we crafted a plan to develop photographs for a class project. Once the plan was developed, we came up with a method of coordination. We established a timeline. We came up with how our work would be made. And now, we're envisioning where our work may go. For me, I see my work displayed in the senior show gallery. Following that, I plan on displaying the works in local galleries. Doing so would promote the area to incoming visitors. Chapter 5 recounts everything we've learned thus far in the semester. The chapter reinforces the driving force that is behind our photo projects.
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