Final Piece

if you look closly you can see it looks like a star that gets more and more spikes the furter back it goes.
i realy like the final outcome of this project.

Looking dowin into my final piece

BY sticking two of the tree points together i was able to form a sort of semi circle.

All i id was to repeat this pattern until  i had a half a ball , then i an into a problem.

If i was to keep repeating this then the shape would end up being a complete ball shape so i had to do something different.

 

 

When i got to the middle i broke my rule of sticking two of the three points down and instead only stuck in an attempt to expand the size of my model and i am happy to say it worked.

This is what the inside/bottom of my model looks like. when i hang this piece not only will people be able to see the outside of my model but this inside as well.

I used a 8cm line then connected the points with a compass

Then i used they triangle i had cut out as a template to cut out more.

I fold each point to opposite edge and make a crease 

Origami

my first paper krain 

I started playing with origami after stumbling on to a youtube video on how to make an paper elephant
then cut up some blue and green card to bake a back drop.

Poster Design

I only noticed how bad the quality of my cutting work was when i printed this out in A2.

First i tuck a piece of card and made half a cm folds all the way around the edges so it would be slightly elevated the i continued to cut out the letters i Had hand drawn in, the numbers stud up whilst the letters were just cut out.



I thorte that if i pot sum coloured card underneath the box then maybe it would not look so bad... as you can see i was wrong.





after i carefully made my 0 0 sectioned it up and wrote the information inside i began to cut away at the gaps with a scalpel.

I saved all the cut out pieces and reassembles them on a table i was never planning on using them for part of my design but i do think it looks very interesting against the wooden background.





So this is what it looks like on its own with a plain black background i had to cut tiny slits is the paper to enable the numbers to stand

i placed my desing over a lampshade just to see what it would look like and i sort of like it, makes a really nice photograph but not a vey good poster.

I do like the thorte of the number coming off the page and sitting behind one another but i think the angle of my photography is off in this one.

this one i think is a little better if u pay no attention to the hand in the background although if i was to use this as a poster it would need a lot of work.

After putting the image into photoshop it was easy to manipulate the image into a aesthetically pleasing form/
i experimented with different  colours in the gaps, shadows and layouts.

MY FINAL POSTER DESIGN!!!!!!
I really think this is the best poster i cam up with i love the colour the shading and the layout.

I realy like thw orange in this imahe but it renders the text just to hard to make out.

This is the original photograph that i tuck to make make the final piece with.

Hanging my work from the ceeling seemed like a grate idea at the time but proved useless. i was unable to get a half decent photograph of it and it ended up falling and getting damaged, bad move.

Hina Aoyamas

Hina Aovams
I rely like the small and sleek style of Hina Aovams it's amazing to me to see just how practice and clean she is able to cut paper

Richard Sweeney

Richard Sweeney is a big inspiration to my paper work, the shapes he creates are amazing to me,
http://www.richardsweeney.co.uk/works%20pics/selfridgesmodel01.jpg

The Slinky

My slinky thing
I tuck a piece of green card and cut it into a rectangle then cut one of the short edges into a slant.
Then from the slanted side to the straight edge i cut thin strips all the way Down and left about a cm of card at the bottom uncut,
Then I folded each strip cack on itself and glued it down to form a ring.

primary research

Looking at shapes structure and forms in every day life these are just a few things I found in and around my Accommodation but you can see how the curtains could be copied using the scoring technique.

Air vents have a recurring pattern

phone wire

By keeping the bottom of this piece I'd focus and letting the top blur i feel I have give the photograph so real depth of field.