Showing posts with label glow in the dark. Show all posts
Showing posts with label glow in the dark. Show all posts

Wednesday, 11 January 2012

Photos of glow in the dark samples

I was pleased with these glow in the dark images, which are far more successful than the actual objects. The red colour that emerged was intriguing and naturally reminded me of blood. 






Thursday, 8 December 2011

Tutorial with Alice Kettle

Discussed my dissatisfaction with my multi head work, which is very tight. Also talked about the swaddling band idea that I want to make for the Work in Progress exhibition but haven't much time to do.

  • impose my hand on the work, find a lyricism 
  • open up stitches, Alice to give demo next week
  • look at fabric manipulation file



Monday, 5 December 2011

Photographing glow in the dark samples

After Make It Look Good: Photographing Your Own Work, at Waterside Arts Centre 
I borrowed an AV store camera but the image below was the best I came up with 
so I've booked a photographic session with technical assistance at Fred Aldous.

Tuesday, 25 October 2011

Multi head flax pods

I'm referencing the blue flax flower and experimenting with glow in the dark threads 
as a way of symbolising Jesus the Light of the World, in the linen. 
Hussein Chalayan has used light in his garments to expression the 
point of ecstasy in the religious union with God as well as a metaphor for seasons.
(Fashionable Technology by Sabine Seymour)



LED Dress 2009 Hussein Chalayan