As this modules come to an end, what have I learnt?

So the end of the module is upon us with the hand in date haunting over my shoulder. It's weird to think that soon I'll be moving on to a new project, which is honestly a much-needed refresh.

I think this project was a bit of a strange one as I've been going through ups and downs whilst learning everything about the 5 stages of making an outcome. Doing this module has been intense but I think that's mainly due to the fact I've had so much to learn in the time frame, allowing me to progress into the summative project. Now that has been a struggle. I feel like that's only due to the amount of work I've had to produce in a time frame that I have not yet been used to. Although I am complaining, I feel like its actually been helpful to do this project as I've been able to see what I am capable of and test my procrastination levels. Now, I do I have to say that whilst in college I was a lover of pushing things until the deadline, I can actually say that I think I have done well this time, I hope, in doing everything within a time frame and pulling out everything. Oh, how my college tutor would be proud.

As I sit here in the library at midnight two days (well one technically) before my deadline, I'm starting to realise how much work I have done in the timeframe. At the start of the last month of 2019, I didn't even know what I was about to let myself in for. All the stress, late nights, crying over InDesign, it's all come down to the fact that I am almost done and so excited to hand in. The finding out my grade not so much, I worry about whether I've done enough for my tutors. If they are going to understand my final outcome. What they are going to think. If they're reading this I hope you do.