Wednesday, 5 November 2014

Developing ideas

The second day of our group project we collected favourite images from everyone's personal concept boards they had created. We placed them on a blank document in Photoshop so we could create a layout that would work and display the ideas well.

Throughout the idea we continued discussing ideas and the designers began thinking about their designs, thinking about shapes, volumes, and colour. We made a decision that each designer would  have their own colour for their collection as Comme for the last few seasons has been sticking to one colour for their entire collection. I decided that I wanted as a promoter to make the designers happy, In real life my job would be to create something for a designer to help show their ideas with my own ideas to help enhance it. To do this I listened very carefullly to each of the designers and asked them lots of questions and put in my own thougths so I could build this strong mental image of who we were collectively and individually.

First 

My first idea came to me as I watched the designers drapping  calico on the mannequins to create shapes. I loved the folds and movement of the material so I decided to photocopy thinking i could paint COMME des GARCONS over the top of the photocopy. While photocopying the material I remembered these head pieces that were everywhere on our mood boards. I was suddenly then hit with another idea to place my head on the photocopier and place the fabric above and around my face. I took these images and painted COMME des GARCON in various ways over them, I tried a few methods.




(All images authors own)


Second

The next step i my thought process was taking the images and adding typography through Photoshop. The ones I edited on Photoshop turned out alright, I think that they are cool however they are not final pieces. I think the image is a little basic and that I can come up with something much more conceptual and something that when you look at it you would think COMME. To get to that I need to create a new image, I need to decide what method I want to use and materials and also what I want the image to actually be. 

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