Paper Folding - large scale
So todays aim was to develop the rule based art work we had created the previous week but this time on a much larger scale, after fighting with sheets of A0 paper into class we again had to choose a 'net' to scale up onto them.
This process was to show how garment shapes and pattern ideas can be formed just by using a much larger scale.
After fixing our shape together we started photgraphing it on different parts of the form, whether to create ideas for an innovative sleeve, collar, shoulder or dress.
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| The organic curves and twists of my mannequin shapes reminded me of flower petals |
Although I think I produced some quite unusual shapes I feel that the overall shape wasn't big enough to achieve anything more than small details of a new garment, with this in mind I drew out a totally new shape to try to gain a better outcome.
TO 3D:
I feel this shape works so much more because of the linear feel to it, having blocks of shape help create more of a full garment rather than a garment detail.
development ideas from my sketchbook
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