Winning outfit!

fabulous morning of music & wearable sculpture! Well done the teams from AS! you've got it going on ;)!!!

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Wearable Sculpture

        Working in a team, your task is to use the materials and equipment available to construct a wearable sculpture . This can be interpreted through head wear, body armour etc.

·      Use your sketchbooks as a tool to record your thoughts, findings & sketch your ideas to illustrate your designs as you go along.

·      Have a least 4 design ideas of your own and a group design on a page of it’s own. All design work needs to be well illustrated and be supported with instructional annotation; as well as notes on where you got your ideas from? Explain what impact or mood you wish to evoke with your piece.

·      Remember to photograph your work at various stages. (Step by steps). Mounting these up and annotating them. Explain how you may have made sections and why you may have made changes as you progressed.

·      The Final piece will be presented in a catwalk show to the group and photographed as a team. It must be wearable!?

Finally you present and evaluate your outcome

Wearable Sculpture Artist Analysis

Please complete 2 full artist analysis pages for homework. If you are aiming for a higher grade you may want to extend your research, you could repeat the process for more artists.

Begin to design & sketch ideas for your Wearable Sculpture and bring them to your first fashion & textiles lesson next week.

Wearable Sculpture

Where Art meets Fashion
Please complete a mood board of what you interpret as "Wearable Sculpture". 
Use apps such a as Pinterest (allows you to collate images on virtual mood board) and PinCo (assembles the mood board from Pinterest and allows you to print it.)

AS Textiles

Super Stitcher Sketchbook Pages

·       Brief

·       Louise Gardiner Research 4/6 Images, annotation & drawing

·       Applique Sample/s

·       Embroidery Samples, (Reference Harriot Popham)

·       Drawing in monochrome medias, annotation

·       Colour Wheel/ tints/shades, annotation

·       Collage page, complimentary colours, annotation

·       Alissa Burke Research 4/6 Images, annotation & drawing

·       Photographic work/ own drawing fine liner or pen

·       Design Ideas 5-6 instructional & reflective annotation

·       Experiments

·       Final Outcome: Super Stitcher Sampler (Approx A4)

Complete a colour wheel, mix your own colours from the primary colours! Start with the central section of primary colours… then move on to secondary and then Tertiary… & wash your brush in between colours! 

HW: Collage magazine pages and images using contrasting colours...Use different shades and amounts of colour to create interesting visual effects...

Choose from Red & Green, Orange and blue, yellow and purple...

You can identify trends, patterns and prints which are currently in fashion...if doing a garment based project or alternatively just explore pattern and the balance of colour if working towards a fine art outcome....

Please complete the presentation of the colour wheel work. Make sure you annotate this work...explaining the different groups of colours, complimentary and harmonious palettes etc...