Tuesday, 28 June 2011

Evaluation

I have really really enjoyed this project admittedly it did take me a long time to get into it, but never the less i have loved it. I think i definitely could have used my first few weeks a lot more wisely, if i did i think i would have felt a bit more accomplished, but whats done is done and i am finished now, i think you always feel like you could have done more. I was really pleased with how my images turned out, i have never had large images printed before and aside moaning about the price i was overjoyed with how they came out. My work sheets were mounted properly so i was pleased when two of them went on the wall, i think i could have done more photo shoots but as i changed my idea close to the end, for the main fact that it looked better in a collaged grid form it was way more presentable and it was definitely for the best. if anything has made this project easier its been the input from my friends and other students in the art block helping me and giving me idea's i could have been in a better place.

Exhibition.




Thursday, 23 June 2011

Book Work.




sketch's and layout maps from the start of the project ...


Tuesday, 21 June 2011

FINALS!

          

New, possible final inside doors image ...


Once i showed and explained to Lesley that i thought that the door images looked better just cropped versions of it and that i was still planning on using the pins that spin off into smaller objects, she suggested that i do a inside house the same as the cropped outside door one! i LOVE the final outcome.

Monday, 20 June 2011

being shipped

Today i sent off for my images to be printed my end of string images that it, i really hope they arrive before the exhibition date! and i have to do two or three more photo shoots and send them of to be printed to before the exhibition date!

New, possible final door image ...


This was only a tester image, but i really love the way its turned out, i showed this and the door image  next to each other to Niki, Jade, Polly and Georgia and they both preferred this image to the door grid one, i think it's because this image is more pristine.

Research ...


Taken by Maurice Parkinson.

Of all the houses along the back of Thames river, when i asked him for artist research he said he's once done a project of the same sort of thing he sent me the picture to use for my research.
 I really like the way that the pictures show how different people have different idea for the perfect garden.

Mix of doors, taste of fmp.

just oxford doors ...













Cropped but again not straighten up or anything i quite like them just how there taken. i really like them however they look better when they're not gaped or anything just straight edge next to straight edge!

Oxford shoot!






























 I think the Oxford shoot went really really well i was really impressed with the image i got and i think i may mix up the final piece a mix between Oxford and Abingdon doors i like the oldness of the buildings and the stone work really gives the doors an age, i also like the fact that like no two doors are the same.