Concept,Inspiration,Context
Moving forward from
these boards created over the summer, I went on to search for everyday objects
which stayed within the pastel paper colours. I chose a pastel colour palette
as this was inspired by the coloured paper which is used to help dyslexic
people with visual stress. With the aim of creating digital prints, I went into
the photography white room studio, keeping in mind my concept of dyslexia and
more specifically my struggles with organisation skills.
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| Colour Blocking|Placement|White Photo-studio |
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| Houdering|White Photography Studio |
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| Two Sides|Colour Block|White Photography Studio |
What worked well was
the quality of my images and the colour blocking and the proportion of colour
was also a big strength.
If I was to repeat
photographing for this project I would remove objects and keep the idea of
colour blocking. I then went on to heat press my digital prints onto a variety
of synthetic materials.
Wanting to re-visit
my experimentation from 2nd year with embossing which didn’t work, I
tried 2 attempts at different thicknesses of wood and using 6mm wood worked
much better than just 3mm wood. I tried both circular and geometric shaped designs
and the most effective was circular. I will aim to work with much larger scale
embossment and will increase the size of my digital prints from A4 to A3. Images below show the embossment created with wood.
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| Embossing A4| Circles |
I
will also increase the scale of my laser designs in order to see if the
geometric design will be successful.
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