Chapter Four

Fabric investigation

Images 4.1, 4.2 & 4.3 – variety of natural and man-made fabrics

Image 4.4

Images 4.5 & 4.6 – selection of fabrics frayed & burnt into with a candle or soldering iron.  Good job I read the course notes carefully and had a bowl of cold water next to me. Quite frightening how quickly two of the fabrics caught light!!

Image 4.7

Images 4.8 & 4.9 – Selection of my fabrics made into bands with different edges.

Image 4.10

Chapter Three

Image 1.1.5 retinex from Chapter One and 3.1 design using tissue, greaseproof and wrapping paper

Image 1.3.4 colour curve from Chapter One and 3.2 design using rolled tissue paper

Image 1.5.4 retinex from Chapter One and 3.3 design using teabag paper

Image 1.6.4 retinex from Chapter One and 3.4 design using tissue paper

Image 1.7.4 posturise and 3.5 design using tissue paper.

Image 1.8.4 retinex and 3.6 using tissue paper gathered on machine .

Chapter Two

Image 2.1 & 2.2

Image 2.3 – a. tissue, b. rolled & tied tissue, c. rolled tissue, d. long stitch gather on machine using tissue, e. folded tissue, f. hole punch on tissue.
Image 2.4 – a-e long stitch gather on machine using tissue.