Well this project is over now, but i am still continuing to push the designs further. i believe these designs have so much potential to become a ready to wear collection. so i am currently putting my designs onto basic tee shapes which have very 90's/retro/fresh prince vybz! Keep your eyes peeled for more to come...if anybody who is looking at this wants to fund me to make this possible, offers will not be refused!
LETS PUSH THINGS FORWARD!
Tuesday, 23 November 2010
Monday, 15 November 2010
Final Boards.
I have decided against using the thermo chromic print on top of my designs simply because it is too weak and i think the designs are strong enough to work on their own. Im not losing anything by not using it as the concept of taking the animal print and turning into a pattern still applies. It is a shame im not using the thermo chromic print but maybe if i had more money and time i would research a lot more with it and other material that are similar.
Friday, 12 November 2010
THERMOCHROMIC EXPERIMENTS
Wednesday, 10 November 2010
PRINTS TO FIT THE BODY
I've used a basic mannequin template to put my designs onto so i can begin to visualize what they will look like. As my designs are quite loud and complex i think they are the kind of patterns that should be tailored to fit the garments.
Then i tried using the whole body to display the design, this makes it seem like the mannequin is part of the design, which i think is a better way to show it in context as it has a bigger impact than a dress.
I asked Illustrator Henry Boon http://henryboon1.blogspot.com/ (check out his blog) to draw me some simple model figures as the one i had been using was from the internet. He came up with these....
....i think they are wiked and emphasize the shapes of the body, compared to a stick thin perfect model...there's nothing wrong with imperfection!
These look good with the sketchy and jagged outline.....
...But these look better! I think the body shape of this is a lot more interesting and different. Plus it kind of looks like a hybrid human/creature, as no human body looks like this!
Then i tried using the whole body to display the design, this makes it seem like the mannequin is part of the design, which i think is a better way to show it in context as it has a bigger impact than a dress.
I asked Illustrator Henry Boon http://henryboon1.blogspot.com/ (check out his blog) to draw me some simple model figures as the one i had been using was from the internet. He came up with these....
....i think they are wiked and emphasize the shapes of the body, compared to a stick thin perfect model...there's nothing wrong with imperfection!
These look good with the sketchy and jagged outline.....
...But these look better! I think the body shape of this is a lot more interesting and different. Plus it kind of looks like a hybrid human/creature, as no human body looks like this!
Tuesday, 9 November 2010
PHOTOSHOP
Before this project i hardly new how to use photoshop, but now i have learnt the basics it has become so much easier to me, and can completely understand why people use it, as to of done all of this buy had would of taken a lot more time!
The blue and the orange are representing the Thermochromic parts of the print which would then fade in the heat and reveal the patterns underneath.
Cutting and Layering.
Repeats
These images bellow are made from sections of the photocopied images, made into a kind of digital collage.
The blue and the orange are representing the Thermochromic parts of the print which would then fade in the heat and reveal the patterns underneath.
Cutting and Layering.
Repeats
These images bellow are made from sections of the photocopied images, made into a kind of digital collage.
Friday, 5 November 2010
PHOTOCOPYING
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