This document discusses the development process for a presentation on two poems: "The Boy" and "Four Ducks on a Pond". It outlines the presenter's initial concepts including typography videos, posters comparing life before and after an operation, and timelines of the poems and vision. Through trial and error, the presenter refined their final concept to focus on "The Boy" representing blindness with fading text and eyes in the background representing sight and blindness. The presenter learned the value of blogging, others' input, combining ideas, and that sometimes a minimalistic look with less is more.

1. Now I see Presenter Stephen Campbell

2. Content Poem Chosen Initial Concepts Initial Ideas For Final Concept Final Concept Trial and Error End Result What I Have Learnt

3. Poem Chosen Boy, The The Boy from his bedroom-window Look'd over the little town, And away to the bleak black upland Under a clouded moon. The moon came forth from her cavern, He saw the sudden gleam Of a tarn in the swarthy moorland; Or perhaps the whole was a dream. For I never could find that water In all my walks and rides: Far-off, in the Land of Memory, That midnight pool abides. Many fine things had I glimpse of, And said, "I shall find them one day."Whether within or without me They were, I cannot say.

4. Initial Concepts Typography video showing the journey of the words. Have a series of posters with 2 different poems that show life before the operation and after. Have my face on a poster, with a flap that lifts the top part of my head to reveal the image of my memories and the four ducks on a pond poem. A video of a timeline of both poems and of my vision. Poster showing three sets of eyes, open at the top, closing in the middle and closed at the bottom. A video/poster with Zimm saying a poem, as the only reason I have him is because of my blindness.

5. Initial ideas for final concept The Boy Represents blindness Use eyes in the background to represent sight and blindness Go for darker colours Fading colour of text

7. Trial and error

9. What I Have Learnt Blogging The value of others input Combining ideas The value of a minimalistic look That sometimes less is more