reflection:

1: This was mostly a combination of skills previously exercised in class.

2: The easier parts were most of the digital aspects, which while some were time consuming, generally weren’t very difficult.

3: the difficult part was the folding, as I am just not very good at folds.

4: The project could have been ended up better if I was better at folding, and watched how to do it without trying to guess. I also don’t have an exacto-knife and only used normal scotch tape, so its likely with better tools the folding could have been better.

5: Personally the folding directions could be clearer, but as stated I am not very good. Maybe number the order to fold?

6: this would be a good exercise for graphic design of a product, and visualizing how things on a flat stencil can end up when folded into a finished product.

7: The video showing the folding was helpful, once I found it.

2: The scans have a higher contrast, are perfectly vertical, and despite smaller file size and resolution, appear to be higher quality.

3: the simplest way to improve quality is better equipment (camera or scanner). For photographs, lighting could also be adjusted, for example the left-most coin is reflecting light, and it is hard to tell what coin it is.