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Friday, 4 April 2014

Portfolio Boards

 This board is apart of my project in Level 4 where we were given a selection of words to choose from and I chose Surrealism because I've always been interested in symbolism and conceptual Art and felt it was a great idea translating that into something 3D. In this project I decided to run with a dreams and self conscious route. This board shows a few jewellery samples I played with, using different techniques. Flattening wire worked from automatic drawings I created before bed, hand written words using small dome punches, wrapping wire, using contrasting materials and machine embroidery.
 This board shows a few of my Textiles samples from the same project where I developed symbols in my dreams using acetate, a black pen and hand embroidery.
 This is one of my textiles final pieces which was a transfer I illustrated combining different aspects of my work self consciously arranging it then later applying it to a soft shiny satin which reminded me of a dream work and embroidering then adding copper wire forms coming out of the piece.
This board shows my Jewellery Final piece which was a round fancinator created using copper, I used wire to create aspects of my automatic drawing and words that reflected a mood within my dreams. I used a lions eyes that would hover over our own once it was worn which was a symbol within my dreams. 
This board is one of my first projects from Level 4, where were were given a shape to create our final pieces out of. I was given a triangle and this was my design process board for jewellery. This project was very useful as we explored techniques and it sparked my love for jewellery.

This board represents a group project we were assigned in Level 5 Professional Studies. It was a group project where we were placed into business groups teamed up with Young Enterprise, a company with start-up programmed to help start businesses. 


 Here is some design development from my first project of Level 5 FdA Applied Arts.
This project was based around perspective and developed from my own imagery where I experimented with using metal and distressed plastic to create a fog and different points of view.








Saturday, 16 November 2013

Young Enterprise.

This week in professional, in our groups we had to make some prototypes for our Young Enterprise project.
It's been very difficult this year staying on top of everything but I'm excited to hand-in Contextual early this year and have more time concentrating on my studio modules and professional.
I think the Young Enterprise opportunity will be great for my future and give me confidence selling my own work when I'm self employed.
We have a lot of work ahead of us but I think we're managing everything very well.
I've learnt a lot about buyer behavior and the process we go through when purchasing a product.
Here are just some of the prototype rings I made last week.


This week we have to make a buyer behavior profile of the kind of person that would buy our products.
We're wanting to settle in the hand-made/craft fair and new designers market
we also have to link some of our products to trends if we can.
What kind of trends do you like that are happening right now and which ones do you really hate? 
Here is the young enterprise website:

Here is Jenni-Lou's website a member of my young enterprise group!



Thursday, 24 October 2013

Finding Inspiration: Visits part l

Hey guys so I've been collecting lots of inspiration this past week.
I went to The Biscuits Factory on Friday night and took a few photo's below for inspiration.
I only took images of objects that inspired me during my current project but there's some fantastic paintings there and beautiful larger sculptures.


































Tuesday, 30 July 2013

Getting Creative with Light

Over the weekend my family had a small barbeque, I took some photo's during the night playing with the light of the fire and the settings on my camera.
everyday selfie

My model Liam

I love the contrast between a moving light implying action and still life objects.