Fashion was surprisingly fun and interesting as we explored how to create unusual form that didn't have to follow the common conception of how 'Fashion' must be - roughly translated as, it doesn't have to be obviously beautiful, just visual intriguing.
So here is arange of photos to which demontrates the development of ideas and experimention with where shapes and forms could be placed so as to create an effective piece/s.
Wednesday 21 November 2012
Gordon Chung - London 2012 Xmas
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'Going For a Walk with a Line'
Another day project were we reflected character and physical attribrutes in continuous lines - blind drawn, only look at the model and not at the page, left handed until the point it actually felt natural and without ever taking the pencil/graphite of the page. The techniques are similiar to those used by Matisse in his drawings. And later we transfered this technique of continuous lines on to Wire Portraits.
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