This is work continued from my interest in patterns. This design however is inspired by a rock I just happened to see in my back garden and it was blooming with little daisy's, I thought it was pretty cool and cute so decided to create in a pattern to see what outcome I could get. Initially I just stuck to the rock design but further into I had added in geometric shapes which made my work stand out more, it did not look too simple anymore. I really liked my black and white one, the outcome made more want to create more pattern. I also added my work in one of my work from 'A conversation' brief idea which was on beauty standards. I made a info graphic on this idea which was to inform women more about beauty standards and how it is damaging us and I thought it was a good idea to add in something in the background so it was obvious my graphic was aimed for women. Below is the unfinished work.
Wednesday, 17 February 2016
Rock Floral Pattern
This is work continued from my interest in patterns. This design however is inspired by a rock I just happened to see in my back garden and it was blooming with little daisy's, I thought it was pretty cool and cute so decided to create in a pattern to see what outcome I could get. Initially I just stuck to the rock design but further into I had added in geometric shapes which made my work stand out more, it did not look too simple anymore. I really liked my black and white one, the outcome made more want to create more pattern. I also added my work in one of my work from 'A conversation' brief idea which was on beauty standards. I made a info graphic on this idea which was to inform women more about beauty standards and how it is damaging us and I thought it was a good idea to add in something in the background so it was obvious my graphic was aimed for women. Below is the unfinished work.
Labels:
Contextual Portfolio,
Theory as Practice
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment