Classmate Critique

It's important to get feedback since it enables you to see your work from another person's point of view. We receive comments from criticism, and these comments can be positive and constructive. Never take criticism as a disparaging or hateful statement about your work, and never express disgust for another person's creative output. In consideration of this, our class has already started to exchange completed work as well as constructive criticism.

​​I have received many comments from about four people. They all have mentioned different things that they saw. These people not only showed me what might be improved, but I also told them what I should keep and what looks very appealing and nice.

Several of them have advised me to experiment with alternative colors, maybe stick to one solid color rather than the gradient, with what I have already agreed to and tried. The other way, which was suggested to me, is how I prefer it to be.

I also have received other comments on maybe trying different text arrangements, which I would totally try. Their explanation was that it will make my cover look more diverse with more details.

I'm glad I got a lot of new perspectives since it helped me make certain decisions. By sharing my opinions on their work, I was also happy to help my other friends and classmates.