Looking at the current econamy of over consuming and the shortage supplies of food, thus leading people to eat process foods and with the recent meat scandle. People have been looking at ways of creating 'Atomic' kitehcnes encouraging people to be green fingers and looking at more sustainable ways of living.
Showing posts with label Final year. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Final year. Show all posts
Friday, 21 March 2014
Wednesday, 19 March 2014
Thinking of a theme
I wanted to move on from the theme of death so here are a few themes that I have though up of:
Lights
Continuing the work with patterns from neon lights idea.
Turning these into abstract shapes and then linking in the retro games idea below to create retro/geo shapes:
People that are already doing something simmilar:
Geometry Wars is a minigame created by Bizarre Creations as part of Project Gotham Racing 2 for the Xbox, accessible through the in-game garage.
Food
The Food logos looked a bit retro and a bit 'flash from the past' which reminded me of retro games, this ties in nicely with the lights theme.
Embedding Technology
http://www.dezeen.com/2013/11/30/genetically-engineered-plants-that-produce-edible-textiles-by-carole-collet/
http://www.dezeen.com/2014/02/19/movie-shamees-aden-protocells-regenerating-trainers/
Birthing your own food
Lights
Continuing the work with patterns from neon lights idea.
Turning these into abstract shapes and then linking in the retro games idea below to create retro/geo shapes:
People that are already doing something simmilar:
Geometry Wars is a minigame created by Bizarre Creations as part of Project Gotham Racing 2 for the Xbox, accessible through the in-game garage.
Food
Blogger Chiara Ferragni wearing Moshchino Source: Instagram.com/chiaraferragni
Embedding Technology
http://www.dezeen.com/2013/11/30/genetically-engineered-plants-that-produce-edible-textiles-by-carole-collet/
http://www.dezeen.com/2014/02/19/movie-shamees-aden-protocells-regenerating-trainers/
Birthing your own food
Thursday, 13 February 2014
Maison Martin Margiela
Avant Première
Sneakers / Spring-Summer collection
Stained effect / Sueded / Multicolour Pattern / Laces / Rubber sole / Visible logo / Round toeline£ 325.00
Playful, childish, accidental.
Sunday, 9 February 2014
Friday, 13 December 2013
The Future of death
http://www.theverge.com/2013/12/12/5204974/skyscraper-cemetery-design-in-norway
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inShSpace shortages in countries around the world are raising a daunting question: where to lay dead bodies to rest. This month in Oslo, Norway, architecture student Martin McSherry presented a "vertical cemetery" design to the Oslo Conference for Nordic Cemeteries and Graveyards as a solution to the country's growing burial land problem."
Sky Scraper Cemeteries
"inShSpace shortages in countries around the world are raising a daunting question: where to lay dead bodies to rest. This month in Oslo, Norway, architecture student Martin McSherry presented a "vertical cemetery" design to the Oslo Conference for Nordic Cemeteries and Graveyards as a solution to the country's growing burial land problem."
3D printing and live textiles
http://www.theverge.com/2013/12/11/5200814/designer-creates-3d-printed-regenerative-running-shoe
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At the Wearable Futures conference, London designer and researcher Shamees Aden
debuted a running shoe concept that will put your worn out kicks to
shame. The shoes, which he's developing with University of Southern
Denmark professor Martin Hanczyc, are 3D printed from a synthetic
biological material that can repair itself overnight.
The running shoes are the
product of Aden's study of protocells. The basic protocell molecules are
not themselves alive, but can be combined to create living organisms.
Mixing different protocells creates different properties, and allows
them to be programmed to behave differently depending on heat, light,
and pressure. The shoes' unique construction allows them to be 3D
printed to the exact size of the user's foot, so they would fit like a
second skin. While running, the shoes would react to pressure and
movement, providing extra cushioning when needed.
"The cells have the capability to inflate and deflate and to respond to pressure," Aden tells Dezeen.
"As you're running on different grounds and textures it's able to
inflate or deflate depending on the pressure you put onto it and could
help support you as a runner.""
Thursday, 12 December 2013
PE Presentation Review
Were your aims / objectives clearly articulated visually and verbally? I explained well what process I was using to create my designs but may have been undecided when it came to what I was going to do with them next. I was advised to continue with fabrics and link it more with the life and death idea, for example using ethereal like and transparent fabrics to print on. And also looking at what you can further do with the accessories idea, or example attaching accessories to garments to contain ashes, or creating labels of memoires to the garments.
Did you include appropriate contextual references? Included relevant images that had been specifically picked out so they related to what I was talking about in my presentation but maybe needed more, which would be gained from more artist’s research so I could put artists between each process of my work so it linked better, and then I could have added more pictures of my own work. I could have also worked on the layout of the images more as they were a bit square and was not consistent throughout the slides, I could improve this by creating the images in Photoshop so I had a collage of my drawings and then put them in a slide.
How well did you explain your theme, idea or concept? Needed more thorough explanation of the wearing death idea. But it's still not a focused concept so it’s still quite open, just has an underlying theme. More practise of the presentation could have been beneficial as it didn’t quite flow, but nerves did make me forget some points at the beginning of the presentation.
Are your methods, techniques / lines of enquiry clear and challenging enough? Working outside of my usual process of taking photos and making them straight into a print, by creating more conceptual work. This involved more research and analysis, but also finding a way of translating my ideas into a visual print. I think I articulated quite well how I wanted to create more depth and dimension to my digital prints by using a range of media when I am drawing and then working into them after I have printed them.
How or will the project I am working on now relate to the next unit (Unit X)? I would possibly continue the idea and create flats of the printed garments or accessories into one or more collections.
Are you clear about the market or context of your work? Missed out mentioning a specific season being autumn winter if I was using wools or spring summer if I was using light and transparent fabrics, and the buyer profile = young fashionistas that aren't afraid to experiment and challenge to boundaries of fashion.
Friday, 6 December 2013
Swarovski Crystal Place Projects
http://swarovskicrystalpalace.tumblr.com/
""Guilherme Torres has brought to life the powerful but fragile beauty of Brazil’s endangered mangrove forests in a resonantly beautiful and inspiring work, continuing his design vision with Swarovski crystal". - Nadja Swarovski, Member of the Executive Board - See more at: http://swarovskicrystalpalace.tumblr.com/#sthash.648GSe38.dpuf"
""Guilherme Torres has brought to life the powerful but fragile beauty of Brazil’s endangered mangrove forests in a resonantly beautiful and inspiring work, continuing his design vision with Swarovski crystal". - Nadja Swarovski, Member of the Executive Board - See more at: http://swarovskicrystalpalace.tumblr.com/#sthash.648GSe38.dpuf"
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