Five weeks to go!

With five weeks to go the experimental stage is rapidly progressing for everyone...here's what's happened so far this week. 

Alex has been contuing with ideas and sketches responding to 'the tropics'...

Esme has been machine sewing quotes she's gathered from conducted interviews and questions from her Gramp, responding to 'memory works'...

Hannah has continued to take photographs for each day, she's also started to digitally manipulate them, responding to 'self portraiture'...

Tess had created a storyboard for her video advert as well as researching into bottles and logos, responding to 'Martella Vodka'...

Brodie has been to a vintage car show and has started to work on combining patterns and car parts writhing sketchs, responding to 'automotive'...

Courtney has been making mixed media responses to some of her photographs taken at a specific location, responding to 'childhood memories'...

Rosie has been responding to her trip to London where she took many photographs towards her project, responding to 'The Royals'...

Poster and flyer drafts...

After various meetings, in which the group discussed what we thought the poster and flyers should include, colour schemes, fonts, page sizes and many more aspects to the design process, Tess has created some drafts for the group to choose from. Here are the drafts so far! Please not that none of the information on these posters and flyers are final.

What happened before Easter...

After presenting our project proposals we started on our experimental phase of our projects. Here are some peoples experimental samples...

Here are Alex's pieces responding to her theme of the tropics.

Here is Tess's work responding to her ancestor's vodka company that she is currently rebranding. 

 

Here are Adelles samples responding to Tracey Emin's mono prints, her theme for her project is the number three, in relation to being a triplet. 

Here are Courtney's Lino prints responding to a shoot she'd done previously of a location responding to her theme of childhood.

Here is Esme's work responding to people's possessions, in relation to her project theme of how memories work. 

Here are Hannah's preliminary photographs for her them of self portraiture.