Time Management Evaluation


As I had created these time plans before the lockdown, I had based these plans around the fact that I would be able to work in the studio but I feel I have more or less stuck to this original plan anyway as I was quite vague and lenient with myself in case there was some kind of problem during the project in which this proved to be useful. I did however find it difficult to adjust to the lack of sketchbook work as opposed to the blog work in which I am not used to working in. I found that when taking photos to upload to the blog the images of pencil drawings especially would be quite difficult to see, so to solve this problem I had used a photo editor to adjust the contrast of the photos. However, I decided against using those photos as they lost some of the details and looked as if they had been manipulated which I did not want on the blog so I uploaded the originals.

A slight change I did make within the time plan was to start the construction of the sculptural elements earlier than I had planned to ensure that I would not run out of time to create the final major piece and was of a quality that I would be willing to present. Due to experimenting with sculptural materials and past sculptural projects, I had a rough idea of the time frame that I felt I would be able to complete the spine sculpture within and to the scale that I had planned for. I also decided to set aside extra time in case the materials and paint did not arrive as expected (because of the lockdown) and I would be behind in production of my final major.

I do feel that near the start of the project I could have been a little more productive with time management but all of the uncertainty surrounding the lockdown had left me feeling a lack of motivation and I was not sure how long I would have to work at home for as I had planned to construct and present my final piece within the studio. However, I managed to overcome this by allowing myself to take a break during the weekends and to set smaller daily goals of work that would be easily accomplished in order for me to feel more motivated to work.

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