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Now the sizes have been worked out I need to work out a few different ways of presenting it and laying it out.

I have decided that for my final pieces I will use this collaborative method alongside simple screen printed images onto the t-shirts. 

White Ink Printing Test

I wanted to experiment with my prints more by printing onto different fabrics and trying a white ink as well as black. I printed onto four different fabrics that I felt would give a new and interesting effect to my images. I wanted fabrics that had more texture than the standard white cotton fabric that I used initially. I did this because I wanted the texture of the fabric to add an extra element of confusion, anxiety and uncertainty. I really like the way all of these turned out on the different fabrics that I tested out and would like to try and combine then into a t-shirt and see how they work together collectively. 

These are the first single image plain white cotton t-shirt images that I have printed. I really like how these came out overall but I would like to try some more fabric and/or colour combinations to try and flesh out my ideas more.

These are some initial screen printing tests that I did with my first four final images. I started out all of my prints on simple white cotton fabric as I want to print my images onto t-shirts.

These are the screens that I mad up, I used two images from each shoot that I felt best represented what I am trying to convey through my work overall. 

I tried to mix my style between street photography and fashion photography with the added element of the double exposure. The two genres I have taken inspiration from are genres that to me, represent my peers and generation. The double exposure and subsequent roughness of the screen prints aim to represent the feelings that I believe my peers and I are experiencing during these times.