AWA
Week 6 Day 5
In this week I have decided to work on the stand by using
pillows. As I looked at the words around protection and suffocation I wanted to
use the pillows as a shield or a way of tightening around the body like a
replacement for skin. By doing this I did a lot of stacking and piling up with
the pillows to see what kind of shapes it makes. I feel that this development
went really well as I was able to come up with shapes that I wouldn’t
originally go for if I were to design it straight. I also liked the structure
of the shapes when being piled up and stacked; however if I were to improve, or
work into it more I would probably try changing the size and quantity of each
pillow and playing around with it to see what kind of shapes that makes. I have
chosen to do this as I felt that my design needed to be more thought about and
developed as it mostly stayed within one shape.
Looking into my personal addictions as well, and going into
my past and childhood I really wanted to look into the thought of being
cushioned and sheltered from your surroundings, and having that sense of safety
with what we are familiar with but somehow being very vulnerable, puny in the
very thing that keeps us sane, secure, therefore making it more so a way of
concealing us and strangling us emotionally rather than giving us comfort; feeling like we are nothing without our
amour, like we are naked if we do not receive that attachment/ nurturing, like
we are somehow one.
Furthermore in regards to moving on using this throughout my
project I will be using the shapes and will be creating a number of rough
designs to see how this could potentially look as a garment; by doing this I
will alter the shapes and by repeating, rotating, and moving around just to see
how it could look when placed in another area as this has been suggested of me
to do in by my tutor to explore a new kind of way of designing, and to allow me
to get away from my comfort zone of designing only basic shapes which I felt
was helpful and really helped me in the essence of my project as I was able to
delve more into interesting and exciting potential garment ideas.
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