Recreating motion through stitch.
Monday, 28 January 2013
VISUAL
Mono Print
Collage
Fine liner + maker pen + charcoal + graphite + pencil
Coloured fine liner + water
Ink
Colored fine liner + water + oil pastel + ink
MOVEMENT
Motion.
Final Major Project.
Since November, I have been busy getting stuck into my major
final project, with my theme been
Motion.
My early visual research started with drawing and mark
making whilst in motion and movement of traveling via train, bus or car.
Allowing the motion of the journey to move the pen itself to create some
interesting different results.
As well as experimenting with the movement of paint whilst in motion.
Saturday, 29 December 2012
Friday, 28 December 2012
MENTIONED ON AMY TAVERNS BLOG
Earlier in the year
for my professional studies lesson, I was asked to produce an essay and PowerPoint
on my chosen favourite designer maker who I aspire to be like. This gave us a
rare chance to interview our chosen artist, I was lucky enough to gather a
whole lot of information which was kindly provided of Amy Tavern. Where she was
very helpful, in asking my never ending list of questions and even offered me
some advice!
‘Be tenacious
and understand that
if you are going to succeed you are going to have to
work very hard.’
‘I think being realistic
is very, very important…know your limits, set goals, both personal and business
for 1 year, 3 years, 5 years, 10 years and beyond.
Revisit and revise
your list occasionally. Live within your means and work toward your goals.’
Then surprisingly she
has recently just posted a blog post, mentioning all students which have
interviewed her over the years for essays/blogs/ect, including me too!
Go have a read on -
http://amytavern.blogspot.co.uk/
ROBYN TORIA
This year I received the best Christmas present ever, of my
best friend and wifey Lucender, a Florence Welch illustration. Which was drawn
by the very talented Robyn, go see more of her work here -
http://purpleponiesandcandyclouds.blogspot.co.uk/
Sunday, 16 December 2012
BA HONS APPLIED ARTS ARTISTS BOOK EXHIBITION FEATURED ON THERESA EASTON BLOG
Head over and have a read -
http://theresaeaston.wordpress.com/
DON'T JUDGE A BOOK BY IT'S COVER EXHIBITION - FINAL PIECE IMAGERY
It’s just really sad, you know Edie flowered as
a strange precious flower in the 60s, and we didn’t take care of the flower
enough, somehow.
Betsey Johnson – fashion designer
EDITH. Mixed media letters, wire, recycled carrier bags, hand embroidery & needle felting.
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