University blog Project

Evaluation

My aim with this project was to take an existing object that was no longer in use or at the end of it life with a consumer and bring it into the light again with re-vamping it. I feel that i have achieved that by creating some edgy and exciting pieces of work. i am disappointed with the mirror as it kept on breaking. I am most pleased with my chair, i felt it had a good representation of one of my artists studies but still looked very different as well as looking to my taste very appealing. Over all i think that i would have liked to do some more objects and maybe looked into scavenging broken objects and then created whole new products too, to then add designs, but i am pleased with what i have created.

finals

Here are a few quick images of my final pieces of work that i have re-vamped.

Print try outs.

I have tried out some different materials to print on for the chair and also i experimented with colours.

The failed mirror.

I had selected to create a mirror design on the glass but i came across some problems over and over again, i had come up with a design which was different to the others and it was drawn out and i was ready to apply it to the glass itself, but the mirror broke. I then went out and bought more mirrors to replace it but they again broke so i in total went threw about 4 mirrors while applying my design.

Putting my designs on the items.

Here i am working out how to apply my designs to the lamps and colour schemes, as well as my chair design.

This is the finalised design for the chair as i do not think that colour will work well with a "scott cambell" inspire chair, as i would like to paint mine black too.

Ace of spades design.

I have kept this design simple as it is such a recognisable design and i felt i didn't want to create something that would be to distracting and had too much going on but still had a powerful presence.

i have chosen two designs each for different objects and then i have quickly drawn out a room with sofas on and added some sort of design to show what it could look like.