Based on
what was said in the previous tutorial and after thinking about it carefully I
decided to challenge myself and create four different collections. Using the
same inspirational starting point and developing four collections suitable for
four different areas. My intended areas
for my designs are:
· Fashion fabric – colourful repeats with occasional twists
· Commissions and Wall pieces – large one off designs
· Interior lighting accessories- playing with the idea of light and transparencies.
Now knowing
what I wanted to do and having done some research I started making designs for
each of my areas. I tried to ensure that each design was different, yet at the
same time withholding a theme that ran through-out. I also tried to make some
of the collections overlap and link, demonstrating the versatility of some of
the designs. My intention behind having four different outcome areas is to show
that no matter the initial inspiration point, you can change and tailor things
to suit where needed. With the intention of this unit being for us to develop
an understanding about getting our work out there I realised that if you want
to get your work out into the real world you need to learn versatility.
These are
some of the designs I create for my fashion outcomes. For the fashion designs I
decided to use more of the softer photographs, I feel they seemed more suitable
and worked better to create fashion fabrics. I also injected colour into my
designs, making them more suitable for upcoming trends, an aspect which is key
for consideration when designing fabrics for a fashion outcome.
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