Graphic Design Application Research Paper

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Graphic design interests me because it gives me the ability, opportunity and the freedom in which to express and develop my ideas. Using the design process, I can note down potential ideas and develop them into anything using many different techniques and mediums. This, in turn makes the imagination limitless. Through each process, idea and new experience it allows myself to develop into a more effective designer.

I think I am ideal for this course because I am original, imaginative and I have a large amount of enthusiasm and interest for graphic design as a whole.

I am a creative, focused person who is organised and has the ability to solve problems. I am always enthusiastic about the work at hand and the new challenges it can bring. I also …show more content…

At King's Rochester, I studied Art and Design at A level. This allowed each student to choose a different subject within the qualification such as Fine Art, Sculpture, Graphic Design and Photography, I chose Graphic design and I have not regretted it. I found the subject to be interesting, fun and enlightening. I had the freedom to explore my ideas through mediums and finalise these experimentations into one final piece, a final piece that we could all be proud of.

Throughout the two subject years at AS and A2 we were encouraged to discuss and share ideas with student and teachers alike. This feedback helped me greatly and not only improved my public speaking, talking about my ideas, but also helped my confidence when praise was given. My time at King's allowed me to learn and give greater meaning to my work, and I currently own a large portfolio with all of my recent work. After getting high grades in Art at King's, I now believe I am ready for a degree course at

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