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And that's all for now!
Well, for ASOIAF characters anyway. I'm a little bit tired now so to avoid some stress/burnout I'm probably going to take a little hiatus, work on some other projects, or just enjoy spring. I might come back to the world of ASOIAF but it won't be for a while.
Thank you to everyone who's been following along on this weird ride!
After 6 and a half months, my project has finally ended. I made the very long and exhausting 10.5 hour drive back home yesterday with a very packed car. So today is all about unpacking, laundry, and relaxing.
KickStartAdvice 117: Throw a party for final countdown and successful completion of your crowdfunding campaign! Either in real life or online!
Final Project Evaluation.
Overall I have really enjoyed this project, with the way that using phone cameras and creating a blog has allowed me to work. I think from this I found the quickness that images could be taken and seen online within the blogs to be a nice way of working and I liked how instant feed back on said images could be. Looking at pathways and the journey of people I like the way that with this project using my phone allowed me to easily take photos while out on walks and I feel like the images that come out of this way of working had a nice quality to them. If I was to do this project again I think I would like to look more closely at the idea of people using the area and the evidence that is left behind to show this, whether it be from pathways or little bits of rubbish. I think that I would have also like to go on more walks creating more images as the project went on. From this project I feel like I used my time well, making images each week with research linking to my work as what I was doing progressed and changed over the weeks. Though with this I feel like towards the end of the projects time I rushed the actual making of my books and with doing this the quality and finish wasn't the best that I could have been.
