What is research? ‘What you see and hear depends a good deal on where you are standing; it also depends on what kind of person you are’ C. S. Lewis.

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HND Photography/Digital Image Manipulation Introduction to Research Skills in Art & Design

What is research? ‘What you see and hear depends a good deal on where you are standing; it also depends on what kind of person you are’ C. S. Lewis

Observe and collect Research should be specific to each project, the process of observation and recording your impressions should be ongoing, and should become a part of your daily routine. When something catches your eye, document it; capture an image and put it into your notebook/sketchbook/device for reference later. Everything you come into contact with can inform your work, so make sure you have a great collection of subject matter for inspiration. Graphic Design School Thames and Hudson

In groups of 5 discuss and write down examples of what you think research is and what types of research there are. You have 6 minutes to contribute to the group discussion, after which you will feedback your thoughts to the group.

Primary Research/Factual Research Previous Knowledge/opinion/memory Observation Conversation Interviews: in person or by email, online chat or phone Questionnaires Ethnographic research (‘deep hanging out’)

Secondary Research/Factual Research Museums, archives, collections Newspapers, magazines, journal articles Published interviews Films, TV broadcasts, theatre Transcript/recoding of film, TV, radio Books Music Internet: blogs, websites, forums Surveys Lectures, public debates, conferences Dictionaries/Thesarus

Primary Research/Visual Research Photography Drawing/sketching Media experimentation: 2D and 3D Typographic experimentation Compositional experimentation Image manipulation Photocopying Video recording Audio recording Writing

Jon Burgerman states that ‘I’m not sure I actually switch into a research way of thinking, it’s more of a continuous ongoing process involving keeping your eyes peeled at all times. For specific tasks I may go out to seek certain information. Google is a good lazy way of getting the ball rolling, though quite often the most interesting things are found away from the internet.’

Secondary Research/Visual Research Exhibitions Images/photographs from magazines, books, leaflets, internet, billboards Work by other designers/photographers/artists Printed maps/diagrams Ephemera (e.g. tickets, receipts, packaging) Found and bought photographs, postcards, drawings Imagery taken from films, video performances

What is Research?