Costume Design & Illustration - TID1145

Assessment 1: Portfolio (including examples)

The formative element of this module is ongoing.  You will receive feedback on your portfolio of work on a regular basis.

Portfolio

Assessment 1: Portfolio

You will be expected to produce a portfolio consisting of a series of up to 3 summative project submissions which normally comprise:
A comprehensive collection of appropriate researchA critical evaluation of your research intentions showing an understanding of contemporary costume practice and explaining and justifying your interpretation of the text.A portfolio of costume design conceptsA collection of finished costume designs showing evidence of textile consideration and character analysis

This module provides you with the opportunity to creatively combine knowledge and skills gained in Year One (TFD1141 Introduction to Costume Design &amp; Illustration). You will further develop your ability to independently research in order to express individual interpretation for: script analysis, development of design concepts and costume illustration.
You will further explore a range of costume design methods and techniques to continue to develop your own practice in terms of being able to offer solutions to briefs set and to establishing a personal identity.
Supported by a series of lectures, tutorials and workshops, you will appraise and evaluate the results of the research and design development work, as an on-going process throughout the module, to clearly identify and establish your specialism within a design context.

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TID1145 - Costume Design & Illustration

Costume Design & Illustration

be able to understand the critical, contextual, historical dimensions of concepts and ideas.

be able to articulate ideas and information in visual and written formats.

be able to analyse text/script through the critical evaluation of key themes and character analysis.

be able to understand how to creatively combine various materials and techniques to generate ideas and explore concepts appropriate for costume design.

be able to engage critically with contemporary dialogues on costume design practice.

be able to work independently and effectively, developing  the ability to express ideas in order to respond to constructive criticism in a positive and progressive manner.

be able to produce costume designs which demonstrate aesthetic awareness and understanding of professional quality of finish.