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A3 sketchbook: study of Monet's 'The Undergrowth in the Forest of Saint-Germain'(1882, oil on canvas) in oil pastels
I was looking at the human form and decided to go to London to take various pictures of people during every day life. I have captured a frail old man walking as well as a woman smoking.
Wire and Tissue structures. Tryed to immitate the effect, form and texture of bark. Wanted also to create a streched skin like effect with the tissue on the wire, creating a skeletal appearance.
The top left slide is taken from my AS Product Design Coursework, it explains the investigations I did on my product to see what improvements/adjustments could have been made when creating my final product. It shows the net that I cut on the laser cutter and also shows the detail to which the engraved design on the lid of the product had been carried out.
The slide beneath this in the bottom left shows my technical sketches also taken from my AS Product Design coursework. It showcases the potential improvements I could have made to my finished product, along with explaining how this would benefit the product and how it would work whilst in use.
The net in the top right of the image is also taken from my AS Product Design Coursework, this net is the design which I used as my final design. My coursework was designed around improving packaging for 'Graze'. Using software such as 2D design (CAD) to draw and create original nets for my products, which would then be cut on an X252 laser cutter.
The image in the bottom right, below the net is a model taken from my A2 Product Design Coursework. This product was a potential design which I could have potentially taken forward to further develop. My coursework is based around designing packaging for Subway's "Kid's Pak" meal. The net was designed and created on 2D Design which I then cut on a laser cutter.
I’m currently working towards completing a corset dress and I’m in the end of my designing process before manufacture
GCSE Coursework final piece (self identity). Mixed media and relief: acrylic paint on MDF board, with piano keys off an old piano I found and a paint palette. The background is of my bedroom, the palette as my window and the keys forming the shape and a frame for my self portrait. The window is coloured paint, showing where my inspiration comes from: the richly coloured world outside. The piano keys shows piano and music as one of my hobbies and a life long interest that I am passionate about, which frames my everyday life.
Photographer: Jess McPhee
Model: Kelly Alice Cotton
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