3DCP: Final Outcome/Presentation/ Feedback

   For my final outcome I decided to create a unique, simple and exciting light shade. Heavily influenced by symmetrical shapes and geometric patterns. Whilst incorporating the idea of repeated lines.
Overall, I am pleased with my outcome and feel as though it makes a statement without destroying a carefully thought interior.


Arranging my process and final outcome on two presentation sheets was an effective visual communication tool, which showed my
potential client my creative process. Ensuring that my presentation was engaging with a meaning was vital ;as it needed to be powerful. After all, the quality of a presentation will often determine whether a customer buys from me or one of my competitors.


Having presented my work to a group of students and a tutor I was able to receive some valuable feedback,which would enable me to push my work further and my overall customer exprience.

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