Theory as Practice Essay: Brief Initial Insight and Annotation

After receiving the brief for TFD1413 Theory as Practice - Assignment 2: Essay. I have annotated information, useful notes and important deadlines that can help me generate ideas and an understanding of what will be required to create a good strong essay that relates to both the brief and subject matter. The three subjects of the essay consist of: 

Discuss the effect of subcultures on influential graphic designers and/or animators.

In what ways have the prequel or sequel influenced contemporary graphic design and/or animation practices?

Brand versus Anti-brand. How have graphic designers and/or animators worked with or against brands, and to what effect?

As groups we created small mind maps and/or notes about the three subjects such as, what do they mean to each of us individually, and examples on how we could plan out and eventually create a solid essay based around one of three subjects . Bellow are scan copies of my own annotated brief for this Assignment. 





At the moment i am a little torn between choosing subject one and subject three, however I have started to lean more towards the third, which is the Brand vs Anti Brand and the effect with designers working with or against brand clientele. Further research and planning will undergo to determine the decided subject before i begin writing up the essay for the formative assessment.

 Key Dates for This Assessment.

 Formative Assessment Submission: 27.02.17 (Via Unilearn) 

 Summative Assessment Submission: 08.05.17 (Via Unilearn) 



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