For this exercise, I will consider how words play off against pictures. I will find an interesting place/scene in Eastbourne to complete this activity. I have to draw out four equally sized oblongs where I will be writing and drawing. For the first oblong I will be writing letter format descriptions of everything I see/feel/hear around me (senses), for the second oblong I will use the words in place of drawing (basically physcially writing out where I plan to draw items/objects in the next part), for the third oblong I will draw the scene simply using only pictures and for the final oblong I will create a balance between the scene creativety with words and pictures.

My chosen scene:

Soverign Harbour, Eastbourne – https://goo.gl/maps/6pwA6ucyUifUKNnV9

1. Written part

2. Words in place of drawings part

3. Simple layout drawing part

4. Balance of words and pictures part

Without Wording:

With Wording:

All 4 parts together:

I think these four pieces worked out well as they are all quite detailed and descriptive. I really enjoyed this exercise because it made me think in a very different way than I normally would in regards to the creative process. Writing never really came to mind when drawing ideas or trying to figure out the composition of an illustration but I found it really helpful when drawing out this illustration so I will definitely build on this and use it as part of my creative process in the future projects.