In his lecture given at Grand Parade, University of Brighton David Foldvari made some very good points:
1. Working in new technology, in this particular case, apps,
impacted on the way he made his work.
2. Combining a BIG project with other commitments is a challenge; hence working until 5pm in the morning.
3. Working on commissions can force you out of your comfort zone, out of what
you're used to.
4. Change the way you work to fit the final
format/context.
5. Enjoy drawing. Spend time doing it.
6. The best work is the result of research
7. Visit the library.
8 Keeping notebooks, rather than larger drawing books, presents an opportunity to have a
conversation with yourself.
9. You don't know you can do something until you're asked.
10. Collected all your work together 9possibly over a year or longer) can give you a
chance to identify themes.
11. Direct your own work.
