Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn’t do than by the ones you did… Explore. Dream. Discover.

Mark Twain

 

Madeleine Moore

In college, I was encouraged to go wherever the ideas led me so I was apprehensive about moving on to university – thinking it could be the end to my creative freedom. But I couldn’t have been more wrong. The tutors pushed me to follow my creative ramblings, to find the art I love making and the directions I want to pursue in the future (which happens to be most areas), and I sincerely hope that I never lose the drive.

My style adapts to whatever medium fits the project at hand. Some days I make things out of cardboard and glue, sometimes it’s ink and paper, other days it’s a drawing tablet and computer, or whatever style fits the brief. I work mainly with applied observational drawings and simple colour palettes. Graphic design elements have begun appearing in my project directions, and I am excited to pursue this learning curve in more depth after graduating.

Experimenting with digital approaches led me to win a London film festival poster competition in 2018. I am still proud of myself for that accomplishment as I was very close to not submitting the design. It now serves as a personal reminder to fully commit to things I want to try.

I am excited to continue learning, exploring and having fun with my creative ideas everyday.