- Upscaling my drawings, working on larger paper and filling the page with my designs so I am able to get a better idea of what they would look like as a print. Creating continuous design and arranging a mix of my drawings together.
- Using a layout pad for my drawings I have been able to see other designs coming through adding to the detail and design of each print which I feel has helped develop drawing.
- I see my design been used on sportswear clothing as well as my prints been used for a unisex collection.
- Looking at placement of line and design on the body.
- Looking at how the design of the garments and how it can create movement.
- Using fabric manipulation to distort the pattern giving the design other elements.
- Taking inspiration from placement and design on the body.
- Technique and design of fabric manipulation.
- Creating texture and sculpture for the body by working three dimensional.
- Bold and textural garments.
- Sculptures created from layers of paper that uncovers the layer underneath.
- Three dimensional topography, adds depth and colour.
- Taking inspiration from recurring grain and repetitive lines.
- Textured design.
- Focusing on the shapes and outlines of the mountains from my primary photos.
- Creating abstract responses using inspiration from artists.
- Using drawing media of different sized markers and felt pens to create strong, bold lines.
- Colour scheme taken from my photos of off whites, greys and blues.
