I picked up some ideas from my exploration work, then made them with my own painted paper.
I'm quite happy with those designs, and feeling all the primary research is coming together and having started forming some shapes now. Surprisingly, the process until coming here was smooth, though the first few weeks were a bit of stress, and I hope I can work like this when I become forth year, the final year of my GSA life!
Unfortunately this project doesn't ask us to make the actual textile samples, so I'm not doing embroidery but I just imagine what kind of stitches I would use for my designs—applique, running stitch or machine sawing???—and that is really exciting too.
I'm quite happy with those designs, and feeling all the primary research is coming together and having started forming some shapes now. Surprisingly, the process until coming here was smooth, though the first few weeks were a bit of stress, and I hope I can work like this when I become forth year, the final year of my GSA life!
Unfortunately this project doesn't ask us to make the actual textile samples, so I'm not doing embroidery but I just imagine what kind of stitches I would use for my designs—applique, running stitch or machine sawing???—and that is really exciting too.
My friends looked at mine and said that some of my designs are alternate to knit and weave patterns. It made me realised that I am a surface textile designer but a very structural person at the same time. I don't know if it is good or not, but maybe good ? —yes, I'm an optimist :)
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