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@artdesignalexandra
This is my kilve animation that I created using flash professional.
Ucas
I have been accepted on to all of my university courses and wanted to visit Winchester. The open day was completely different to some of the others I had been to as it had a much more friendly feeling and welcoming atmosphere. I really liked Winchester university and was impressed by the course and the course leader. The university it campus based and we looked at the accommodation. This was far bigger than some of the other campus unis that I had looked at. Overall Winchester is my favourite so far as I can imagine myself living there and was impressed by the nature of the course fashion media and marketing and the opportunities it would give me.
My final pieces I'm really happy with I used my screen printed face of David Cameron on both Tshirts and then followed to add the veil that I had designed previously and then stenciled on the slogan "how can discrimination be legal?". For my second piece I used the rainbow faced Cameron surrounded by a bear transfer map of kings road.
Illustrator
I wanted to spray paint on a slogan advocating gay rights on to a Tshirt however I wanted to create a stencil with which to do this with. To make the stencil I used illustrator to find a font and layout a design. The use of illustrator then allowed me to create a stencil using the laser cutter. This meant that my stencil was clean cut and didn't take long to make.
Once I got my image on to screen I began doing a series of test prints. The one that I particularly liked was the silhouette of Cameron's face done in rainbow stripes. This is therefor is an obvious statement about gay rights. As well as this I enjoyed the layering of the different opacities however this took a long time as I needed to wait for each layer to dry - something I will need to bear in mind when doing my final piece.
Photoshop
I needed to put my image of David Cameron on to a screen to be able to do this I need to make it black and white. I put my image in to photoshop, removed the background and used the stamp tool to create different opacities of Cameron's face. This meant i was able to get the black and white images that I needed.
After looking in to Reid's work I decided to work in to the face of David Cameron. As well as this i wanted to tackle the issue of gay rights. I at first put a rainbow and a brick wall behind him but this looked to nice and failed almost made it look as if I was glorifying him, the second I placed a veil over his head. This was a concept I really liked however the material was too thick and you couldn't see his face. The final one I looked at him again in a veil but I worked with a different material. This was a design I really liked and really worked.
To take my designs even further I looked at graphic designer jamie Reid who pioneered the magazine type face. In his designs he had experimented with the queens face - this was something I was really interested in and thought I could possibly replicate with the David Cameron's face. Further I looked at Katherine Hamnetts graphic tees that each looked at the different political issues of the time and contained slogans to tackle them.
After doing my first designs I realised that I needed to be able to relate to something to really show any kind of rebellion and anger. Therefor I decided to do a mood board of the political issues today. This got me thinking that I could do a modern day punk outfit. The subject that really interested me was that of gay rights and the proposed legislation to allow same sex marriage. This is an issue I would like to encooperate in my designs.
Here i have done some initial surface design ideas that could be printed on to a t shirt as part of my series of garments. I really liked all of them however im not to use how punk they are and i feel that they are slightly to pretty to be evocative of that period.
V&A BRIEF
The V&A have commissioned me to come up with a series of garments to be exhibited with in their fashion exhibit. The garments need to be made in relation to there temporary exhibition club to catwalk. An exhibit documenting street style and cub style in the 1980’s. They have decided to commission this as the exhibition has been so popular but was not a permanent feature in the museum. i will have to ensure that my garments are accessible to all types of audiance as the V&A receives all types of visitors. As
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Vivienne Westwood contextual study
Vivienne Westwood began her career in the seventies when in 1971 she opened ‘Let It Rock’ with husband Malcolm McLaren on king’s road London. A once primary school teacher now saw herself as a fashion designer leading the way in innovative trends.
The shop began as let it rock but It would soon make way for its now ego, Sex. Sex was completely different from the beige fashions of the time it offered an oasis of black materials, and it became acceptable to wear a rubber suit. The interior was sprayed with pornographic graffiti, hung with rubber curtains and stocked with sex and fetish wear.
The 1980’s saw Margret thatcher at the helm of Britain’s government Margret thatcher was quoted in saying that “fashion is important because it raises the quality of life when people take the trouble to dress and it also provides employment for many many people.” However despite her widespread support of fashion Margret thatcher did not see Punk on the horizon. Punk was an all too evocative expression of the economic stagnation and rising unemployment of Margret Thatcher’s Britain. Margret Thatcher can be said to be one of the most controversial prime ministers Britain has ever seen. A fierce conservative Thatcher became Britain’s first female prime minister in 1979. She was an advocate of privatising state-owned industries and utilities, reforming trade unions, lowering taxes and reducing social expenditure across the board. This left a large amount of public discontent and anxiety. This was soon reflected in anti-establishment fashion: punk.
The 1980’s bought about the trend punk; the word punk was used by Shakespeare and is one of the many synonyms for prostitute and In North American slang it means inferior or worthless. If Vivienne Westwood and Malcolm McLaren did not invent the word, they are certainly credited with the invention of the style. Their shop now operated under the name The Seditionaries. The punk’s belief system is essentially nihilistic, with despairing cry of “no future!” as its rallying call. Punks countered the love and dyed-hippie culture, which itself was a revolt against the previous generation. Punk was worn by those who considered themselves “outsiders” in the community and began in the art scene of London. However this exclusive rebellious fashion quickly trickled down in to the main stream and tartans and piercings were commonplace.
PRESENTING TO THE V&A
Our presentation to the V&A was well executed and well thought out. They gave us very positive feedback and liked that it was all in keeping with the V&A’s other products. They were particularly impressed with how our group video could reach a wide range of audiences due to its upbeat feel. However they were worried that it could come across a little patronizing to older audiences.
They were very impressed with my individual animations however they felt that the video about my object could posses a bit more information as it was slightly lacking however were impressed with its finish and felt that it was contextually thought out. For my process animation they commented that it was very interesting to watch and it really told the viewer a lot about how the painting was created. However they weren’t to sure about the music choice as they felt that it was childlike. The V&A were also interested in the way that i had shot the film, due to its vary in angles and image type.
Overall i am pleased with our presentation and that we had some really positive feed back.
GROUP MEETING FIVE
At the fifth group meeting we discussed our upcoming presentation to the V&A. We produced three boards displaying our work and the process in which we took to get our final product. Our display boards were all uniform in the fact they featured the same font and pain splatters. As well as this we prepared our presentation using queue cards detailing what we would say and when. This was particularly difficult as Emma had a university interview on the day of presentation so we also needed to discuss with her the different stages she went through to change the music and edit some of our group video.
ANIMATIONS ONE AND TWO
http://vimeo.com/86602919
http://vimeo.com/86517868
EDITING ON PREMIER PRO
I found it a lot easier to edit my video on premier pro as i was now familiar with some of the editing tools needed to create a video. I simply cut all the clips to size and then ordered them in accordance to my story board.