Supervisor meeting # 12 (year 2) 31 July 2020

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Andrea McSwan PhD Research Year 2

Exploring 3D Animation and Virtual Reality, to Represent the Perceptual-Experiences of Artists with Sight-Loss

Supervisor Meetings:

Date: 31 July 2020

Meeting no: 12 – Virtual via Teams

Present: Phillip Vaughan (1st) Fraser Bruce (2nd) Caroline Erolin (3rd) Andrea McSwan (Student)

Tasks set and completed since last meeting:

·         Design Journal PhD report submitted – all revisions done.

·         Blog updated and current, including all activities

·         DRHA 2020 advised taking part. But do not appear on programme. Awaiting response to emails.

·         Thematic Analysis – both Interpretive Phenomenological Analysis and Reflexive Thematic Analysis. Blog updated with coding memos. Themes identified for each participant, plus over-arching themes common to all participants.









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