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Project: FMP ‘Hierarchy is King’ – Final design sheet showing my garment realized through models. This garment showcases someone who is of high status and importance, communicated through my choice of colours, pattern and symbols printed on this one shoulder top. I decided to turn this garment on its head, modernising my version where this garment is traditionally worn as a wrap around skirt. Referring back to my belief of 'creatively showcasing ones identity, background and culture through fashion', I believe I have done this and I am most proud of this project thus far.
His Eminence Archbishop Elpidophoros presided at the Assembly of Bishops - Orthros and Hierarchical Concelebration of the Divine Liturgy at the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Cathedral in Atlanta, GA.
© PHOTOS: GOA/Dimitrios Panagos
My parents came over for dinner, and while we were waiting on the water utility guys. my dad took out his sharpie and started writing on our bananas.
This is a photo from a day workshop I took on portraiture years ago where they hired models. One of the things I tried was projecting images on them from a projector. It wasn't until your lecture that I was able to put a name to this technique (the workshop was way over my skill level at the time). I love this photo because it shocks and makes the viewer look twice to see what the actual subject is.
Each of these images display the same menu using differently placements, but a similar hierarchy. The title of the restaurant "Pazo" is where the eye is drawn to first. Of secondary importance are the titles of the varied plates from pizza to tapas, followed by the subcategories of the dishes and ingredients. I think the examples that were most successful are the two on the far right. They are very dynamic and functional (the other examples can be more difficult to read because of the many angles).