The schedule above plans out each necessary stage of the design process in order to insure that the project stays on track and that effective time management is achieved.
The first and second stages of the project are already underway. Over the last few weeks, research into the wider ‘thematic’ topic has allowed me to focus on a direction whilst developing a proposal/brief to be worked on over the next 11 weeks. This has involved the reading of books, articles, blogs, magazines and the analysis of any other information gathered.
It is now time to do specific research in the area described in my post “Taste Test”. The next 3 weeks will consist of in depth research into Indian art and culture. Week 1 will be general research, in order to gain a basic understanding, and allow me to find areas of specific interest.
Week 2 will focus on gaining a deeper understanding into the areas of interest discovered in week 1, while week 3 will be consolidating this knowledge and deciding how to apply it practically. It will also entail planning how the practical experiments will happen, what materials will be needed, which techniques will need to be learnt, and developing a work schedule for weeks 34-38, to ensure enough experimentation and exploration is achieved.
Whilst critical analysis will be done throughout the whole project, I feel as though it is especially important from week 35 onwards, this is a key stage of the project, as it will inform the proposal and work for semester 3.
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