Week 3: Monday - Interim Presentation

31.07.17

INTERIM PRESENTATION
Critique

Today was our interim presentation, I presented the 4 concepts that I thought represented my issue best.  In my feedback it appears people could see the issue I was dealing with which was good. I got some helpful suggestions about how to further develop my concepts. This session was very helpful, from here I can identify which concept to develop further and which maybe arnt as strong.



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