Sketches & Annotations
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Sketching and Annotations
To help with the design process, you must sketch your ideas and use annotations. Most photographers do not carry out this process, however, good photographers will always have visions and concepts in their own minds. Some carry out storyboards of colours, tones, textures yet it is vital to sketch your ideas.
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Why? To carry out the design process, big ideas from your project brief by sketching and annotations provides the visual language, literacy, concepts and composition ideas to ensure that all your ideas can come together.
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Creating a Photographer's sketchbook is a handy reference and would be useful to further photography studies.
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Check out The Art of Photography You Tube video for fantastic ideas on Photography sketchbooks. This includes ideas on annotations and why it is important to do so.
Winterhill Schools video on Annotation Guide Art and Design 1 provides a fantastic video on the Big Ideas, tips and tricks for annotations.
Sketch and Annotations for Perspective and Response Task
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Your sketches do not have to be award winning but just to show the ideas generating from your POOCH or SCAMPER brainstorming session demonstrates your own ideas.