Hidden in the jacket

I had brought a jacket for all the samples to be projected on at the beginning of project and decided i wanted to create an embrodiary sample hidden inside the jacket that looked like the inside of the body. Connecting all of the different ideas we had been looking at. 

The sample turned out better then i expected except I put the sample a bit tooo far in the jacket so you could not seen it at all when the jacket is being worn, it is hidden to the extreme. 

Projections on the inside

Grace and I experimented with trying to project onto the inside of the shirt today going back to our intiual idea of 'hidden gem' projecting everyones new samples on the inside of a shirt giving the illusion to the audience that it is stitched into the inside.

This pieces were very successful and created really intriguing shapes on the garments. I would like to use this idea possibly again in another project. 

Samples used in projecting session second time

It was so interested looking at the inside of bodys that i feel it inspired my samples they look like organisms that would be seen inside the body, so therefore it was very interesting to see them projected on the outside of emma's body and onto garements. 

Our samples all link really well but are very different and reflect each of us which is so key when working in a group. It shows we work well together but have our own individual stamp!

Garment Ideas

Grace and I were discussing possibly not making a garment but an element of one as shown below by the embrodiery designer Scott Ramsay kyle. We all have different strenghths in textiles so using that to our advantage we could create something that was a collaboration but had our own unique stamp on it. This is just an Idea. 

However the idea of hiding stuff in a garment so the orginial idea we had of buy old vintage and charity shop clothes and stitching, printing, lazer cutting etc bit of Manchester or even parts of the body like veins which I have started looking at and have found very interesting. 

We have so many great ideas we just need to decided which one would be the most effective and possible to complete as well as showing it through film.

  

Plain and White

 

I found these amazing plain white garments in the most recent Vogue. We had been talking in the group about try to find a base to work from for our final piece and possibly use vintage or charity shop clothes because that still works with be sustainable. If we have a base to work from would give use more chance to experiment on what to do with garment. I used these images to my advantage and drew different ideas on them such as bit of Manchester and the butterfly veins which are seen earlier in my sketch book.