#developingsamples

DEVELOPING THE STRIPE // IMPROVING POLYCHROMATIC

THE STRIPE: I have developed the stripe by using devore with one of my hand drawn screens. It takes the edge off the harsh lines and creates a playful texture which adds to my collection rather than distracting from it. 

GROUP CRIT//FORMING COLLECTIONS

We had a group crit session that helped me make some decisions about wha to do next. It was helpful to lay my work out so that i could see my progress and recognise where there may be gaps and room to develop. I definitely have a collection forming but theres still pieces that could be developed to pull it all together. 

MOVING FORWARD:

Its important that everyones drawings are within the collection and for this reason , we have decided that isolating areas of the drawings that weren't quite in the right direction is a really interesting way to gather our work and create a varied selection of designs. These images are the drawings that were not right , we have taken the eyes from the floral skull because we found this shape on it own or in a pair repeated is actually a really interesting mark. By including this, we have referenced the punk era without it screaming a copy of whats been perviously done. We have also decided to introduce the ‘X’into the collection for similar justification. Less is more and by discreetly referencing the punk age , we have captured the ethos and origins of the brand in a new , fresh way . 

1.REPEAT MANIPULATION:exploring reflection

2.SCALE: Impact of design in size

3.COLOUR BACKGROUND: this has been a very successful insight into the effectiveness of colour on colour and how impacting it can be on a basic design.

4.ASPECT OF A SUBJECT: By taking aspect of my whale drawings, i have created what i would consider to be a supporting design if i were creating a collection. 

A conclusion of my sampling: 

My sample folder displays my processes and fabric choices. When choosing fabrics, i refereed to my research and WGSN inspiration to ensure that my designs were incepting with the brief of future fashions. 

I have also worked on techniques such as Devore and binder to create samples that reference the sheer and textured fabrics that are coming into trends in the future.