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This is my finished display for assessment! I have to say I’m quite pleased with my project when I have it all displayed nicely. I like the color and theme and style I’ve portrayed in this project. I am also happy with the message I have aimed to portray in this Micro/Macro project and believe I have portrayed body positivity and body negativity successfully by examining the micro parts of our bodies that have a macro effect on us. I just hope the viewers and assessors of this project can understand this message and like how I have portrayed it! 🤞🏼
This is some embroidery I did on underwear with body positive captions. I found this idea really fun and unique and possibly shocking to some viewers. The aim of this piece was to portray body positivity in another medium than painting or drawing on paper.
I enjoyed doing the embroidery but it took longer than expected even though they are quite small.
This a print of two bodies. I wanted to represent different shapes and size of bodies in another way other than drawing. I really like how these prints came out and I like how they may make the viewer stop and look and think.
Ideally I would have had a third print of someone slimmer but I couldn’t find any model willing to do so

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This is a plaster cast I did of the silicon belly. I then scratched in words onto the surface. The words on the belly are body positive words and the words on the hands are body negative words
I really like the white colour of this piece and I think it gives the writing on the surface more impact.
Back at the jigsaws again
I decided against another portrait and painting of the body and opted for a close up of stretchmarks overlay with a body positive caption.
I chose a jigsaw as a medium as I found the higher points and indentations in the pieces resemble the risen feeling of stretchmarks on the skin.
I wrote the caption “love every piece of you” on tracing paper and PVA glued it to the jigsaw puzzle. The pva glue gave the tracing paper some transluecency. The tracing paper and PVA glue also allowed for wrinkles in the paper which resemble both wrinkles in the skin and stretchmarks.
I am happy with the overall feel of this piece and glad I achieved some interesting texture as well.
Following on from the portrait in my previous post, I recently came back to the exploration of acne. I also really wanted to experiment with some embroidery in the project.
This is all I have done so far of my embroidery but I hope to add more colour and add some knots to the fabric to represent acne. I aim to have a contrast between the soft and smooth fabric and the knotty thread, representing smooth skin and bumpy acne
Towards the beginning of this semester I made this piece and it is about how acne, although small in size, can have a big effect on someone. I created this self portrait using watercolor paints, pencils and pen. The background is a monoprint of different insults and comments one may be familiar to if they suffer from acne.
These are some panels I did on wood with oil pastels. I am trying to draw a comparison between the ideal image of beauty- as represented by a Barbie doll, and natural beauty. I used different colors to highlight the stark difference between the two.
I really liked using this medium as it was easy to blend the colour together. I also liked working on wood for a change and the panels gave the work an interesting shape.

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STEP 9: when the wax was completely solidified I removed the silicon and plaster bandage layers.
I’m really pleased with the finished 3D cast, I’m glad I used wax, it has give desires natural feel I had hoped for.
STEP 7: I covered the silicon in plaster bandage to give it a hard shell for support and shape.
STEP 8: I then cast using wax, I brushed the wax onto the silicone in layers. I chose wax as my medium to cast in as I think it resembles the same flesh like feel, and colour of the human body.
STEP 5: Then I painted a second layer of silicon, to make a negative mould of the belly, over the already existing positive silicon cast. Once this negative mould is made in silicon I can then cast using any material, and cast many times without breaking the positive cast or negative mould.
STEP 6: After silicon has set, I added clay around the overhangs of the wrists as the would be to intricate for the plaster bandage to get to.
STEP 3: I filled the wrist parts with clay before I put plaster bandage on the back of the silicon mould. I had to put plaster bandage on back of silicon mould to give it structure and a solid shape, otherwise the silicone would just be floppy. The wrist parts had to be filled with clay as the would be to intricate for the plaster bandage, and would break.
STEP 4: Once this layer of plaster bandage has dried, the original plaster bandage mould can we separated from the silicon and plaster bandage combination layers. Giving us a negative of the belly in plaster bandage and a positive cast in silicone
3D OF MY BELLY
STEP 1: I made a plaster bandage mould of my belly with my friend’s help (but unfortunately I lost the photo)
STEP 2: I brushed release wax onto the inside of the negative mould. I then pasted silicon into the mould to creat a positive of my belly.

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This is my finished zine. I added some colour using markers nd watercolor pencils. I’m really happy with how it turned out.
This is some of the work I did in the making of my zine.
I first drew out rough sketches of my illustrations on to card.
Then, I traced over the refined finished illustration onto tissue paper using a black pen.
Finally, I lay the tissue paper over the blank zine book, and using a pen, drew over my illustrations with pressure so to leave an indented line in the zine of my illustrations.
I then traced over these indentations with a black pen to give a nice, clean black line.
I really enjoyed making this little book, and it shows both body love and acceptance and body hate. It took a long time to make but I enjoyed drawing illustrations from my life that I think many women can find relatable.