Showing posts with label design process. Show all posts
Showing posts with label design process. Show all posts

Sunday, 29 March 2015

Modroc and paper mache sculptures

These pictures show the process of making my carousel horses head.
 
I firstly tried to make a paper patter which dint go to plan so I then tried to make a paper mache model of the head. As I used 6 layers of paper mache the head came out quite bulky and I wanted the detail of the horses face so this wasn't suitable for my final product.
 
I then tried using modroc and made a cast of the head which has caught the detail of the face and straps. I am happy with how it has turned out.
Now I will have to think about how to mount it onto a wall displayed in a frame.












Saturday, 7 February 2015

Animal Stole





 
Here are some pictures of my finished product, a seahorse animal stole.
The brief was to create an animal stole choosing an animal of my choice. I chose to go for a slightly more unusually animal rather than going for the obvious animal stole choices such as a fox, a badger etc..



Thursday, 9 October 2014

Sampling!

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A couple of pictures of my bay at the moment, research and paper drawings!

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These are the samples I produced in the extended print workshop a couple of weeks ago!
Procion Raspberry on silk twill
illuminated discharge - Ill acid violet & Lime green pigment
 
 
Discharge with red pigment

Discharge with buttercup yellow dye and illuminated discharge - Ill acid violet

Two tone Devore dye bath
Devore velvet
Procion Bright turquoise - Kenanthrol Violet
 


Pearl binder with turquoise pigment

Illuminous pink pigment with metallic binder

All photos are my own :)
 

Tuesday, 29 April 2014

Cushion Update


Screen printed cushions with piped edges

Wadding cut out to size ready to stuff the cushions

My bay

Screen print with repeat bottle print using pastel pigments and perfume bottle label in gold foil


After I had finished stuffing the cushions and arranged them I thought that the cushion looked far too big but we will have to see when i have assembled it together

Testing different arrangements


Pastel wool to wrap around the thread cushions








(all of these images are my own)

Final images of my cushions will be coming soon :)