Monday 21 May 2012
Sunday 20 May 2012
Working in 3D
Following my mind maps and thumbnail sketches, I began to work in 3D exploring Gaga's outrageous style and basically OTT nature! From researching the crazy lady, It was clear that her style was most notable. Her dresses hats shoes and even her constantly changing hair are all big and bold! but most of all they're extremely impractical - so my dinner service could be impractical, unusable more statement pieces. Beauty and style OVER function?
Adding feathers to plate, glitter - imagine putting food on the feathery surface! |
Plate covered in glitter |
A wine cup covered with feathers - |
A miniature tea set filled with glitter - Gaga is known for having a teacup on chat shows etc. however this tea set is just too small for Ms Gaga - her pieces would have to be more extravagant! |
I had a go at making my own dinner set using chicken wire and paper mache ... however I didn't like how that was turning on so swiftly moved on! |
I Spraypainted the packaging of a plastic tea set gold. It's a double take as one wonders whether this is the hollow of the packaging or the round? doe that make sense? |
Trapping glitter in latex - creating a new material |
Covering cutlery in the same confetti glitter - slightly garish looking at the glitter didn't stick well - not too happy with this piece. |
Melting shot glasses - creating different shapes (above and below) |
Close up of studs |
MORE glitter |
Cutlery covered in fine glitter - stays on better. |
Cup covered in jewels and sequins |
Wednesday 9 May 2012
Celebrity Place Settings
Our most recent project is to design a place setting for a celeb. I've been given Lady Gaga!
The setting cannot have her name on it so I have to create a setting suitable to her personality or traits so the viewer can guess who she is!
RIght now Ive just been working on mind maps and sketching some ideas. Ill post up about these soon and attach some pics =)
For the moment, here are some pictures of the crazy lady:
the infamous meat dress .... |
Logo Stationary
For the project we had to create a set of stationary including a letterhead, a business card and a compliment slip. On all these products we have to place our logo. Consistency is important and our logo has to appear in the same way.
I started off creating business cards and then moved on to creating sets of stationary:
SAMPLE SET 1:
I started off creating business cards and then moved on to creating sets of stationary:
Plain Business Card with logo off-centre |
Letterhead - with true logo at top left and opaque enlarged logo at bottom. - I was advised to stay away from this design however as the enlarged opaque 'e' was seen more as decoration. |
matching compliment slip. |
SAMPLE SET 1:
SAMPLE SET 2:
FINAL SET :
I created these logos, focusing on sport and in particular running. I was looking at arrows, insinuating movement. The typeface century gothic already has this kind of motion to it with the curve of the 'e' etc.
It is easy to see how the design developed...
adding an arrow |
Adding Ks to the orange. Feint enough so they can just be seen. |
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