On this day, we got into our small groups and showed what we had done so far in our flyers. After that, we went around the tables commenting on each other's work on a sheet of paper. It was nice to see what everyone had done. Some hand drawn theirs and others created theirs digitally. Upon reading my comments, some people didn't understand what I was going for and thought it was related to recycling or whatsoever. My quote was "You don't know what you have until it's gone." It basically means to don't take things for granted and even the trivial things can make a difference. My intent of this project was to do something humorous but still meaningful since it's something a lot of us deal with it today. However I can understand why people thought that way because I used a toilet paper roll as my focal point.
11/12
We were given another opportunity to revise our projects for one final critique. On this day, we hung our posters on the board and one-by-one we critiqued the work. Many of the posters ended up looking different than before and were greatly improved since the last critique. I think the critique went well since we got to talk out loud rather than write on paper. I received some a great feedback and I will take them into consideration when constructing the final product.
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