Albert Einstein once said:
“Nothing will benefit human health and
increase the chances for survival of life on earth as much as the evolution to
a vegetarian diet.”
My dissertation primarily focuses on the effects
animal agriculture is having on our environment, as well as the health and
medical risks that correlate with a meat eating diet. The exploration of fast
food in relation to these problems was then studied.
Because a variety subjects under the same umbrella
were researched, it was important that I chose the best way to illustrate and
synthesise the practical work with the theory.
The practical element to this module was the
most influential aspect for me, in the sense that it opened my eyes to the
endless possibilities illustration provides.
Understanding the importance of my topic
personally, helped me to push my illustrations forward into various contexts,
so that a greater audience could be reached. Using illustration as a tool to
communicate and educate made me realise that my practical could work across a
breadth of disciplines.
Having a magnitude of varying outcomes
enabled me to inform differing audiences. Discovering my love for texture has
also helped shape this module for me. Linking various elements of the theory
and practical in order to create harmony between the two was best achieved
through the use of mono print textures.
This module has allowed me to explore
contexts, disciplines, communication channels and my own personal values, and
this is something I will carry forward in the future.
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