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In my photographical, personal project I have explored differentiating ways of exploring the contrast light and shadow through patterns; created using beamed light, mesh and lace.
A picture of my dad. I wanted a genuine smile from him so I asked my mom their story. I did no edits because the photo captures the warm, sincere smile he have.
I enjoy designing and creating my own gifts for people as I value the sentimental aspect behind the artwork. For this project I painted a design on a skateboard with the use of acrylic paints.
Personal Project - Render
Throughout my modeling/scenes I always use a Cuboid (@ 1.8m tall), to represent scale within the scene.
This is one of my pieces taken from my personal project. Its based on the construction industry. I used scaffolding and cranes, architechtural drawings and city scapes as my sources.
mixed media
This was a personal project that formed over quite an extended amount of time. It is a graffiti maga'zine' (mini independent magazine) that focuses on artists that are or have been active within Brighton’s graffiti scene. Involved magazine layout, interviewing artists and general journalism, branding, publicity through blogs, printing and distributing.
Personal Project - Wireframe
If feel that it is imporant to show the wireframes because the viewer can not only appreciate the time and effort which has gone into constructing the geometry but can see where you've spent it.
Here i have experimented with HDR effect i want to include into my final piece to give an extra texture.
I made this dress for my friend's History Formal in just under two days. The dress is made out of old curtains, because not only was the time limit small, so was the budget. February 2013.
Styling and photos by me.
Exploring the shoe rack at the base of my stairs as an example of a 'forgotten space'.
Left: A3 observational pencil drawing of shoe rack.
Middle: A4 observational pencil drawing of sole of trainer from shoe rack.
Right: A3 Dry-point etching of shoe rack with disregarded old patchwork quilt
Applying To: Art & Design Foundation Course, 2013 Entry
This is a page in my sketchbook dedicated to my Personal Project of The Curse of Medusa. This tile was created from my skills that were developed in both Alison and Amanda’s sessions. I have them further independently created this tile and used my printing skills to print Medusa into my sketchbook.
We had a beautiful day at yesterday's wedding! I know my Instagram page is of my personal project stuff, but I had to share this one! #obpbrides #wedding via Instagram ift.tt/1LTnaiK -- Check my blog! ift.tt/yrlRi0