Presentation Feedback and Improving Work

This week I made a presentation to my colleagues about my project. Afterwards, they gave me some feedback about it.

This is one of the feedbacks that I have received:

1.Did everyone understand what your project was about? If not why not and what could you improve?

According to the feedback I received, everyone understood my project.

2.Did your peers think that you had good initial ideas and research?If not why not and what could you improve?

They said that my ideas were interesting and that the research I have done will defintely going to be useful for my project

3.Did your peers feel that you were challenging yourself? If not why not and what could you improve?

Since my progressing route is Fine Art, they did not think it was very challenging. However, it is out of my comfort zone, specially the type of drawing that I am doing. Therefore, I believe that what I am doing already is very challenging to me. Furthermore, although there are other artists who have already done paintings with a similar concept, I am doing everything without an actual reference.

4.Did they think you had good research throughout?If not why not and what could you improve?

They thought that I have a lot of research in the subject.

5.What other feedback did you get that you found useful?

I did not received a commentary about what could be improved since my colleagues thought that I had done enough research. But I was glad that all of them liked my project so far and that they thought I had done a lot of research.

 
6.Overall do you think you presented the work well? If not, why not?

I don't think that I presented it as I could have - in the middle of the presentation I got confused with the posts in my blog. However, there is still a lot of space for improvement and, hopefully, the next one will be better.