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  Task 2: Produce a range of at least 14 secondary source illustrations . These should also be at least A4 in size. You can use any media/techniques and the source material can come from magazine, books or the internet.    1. Mixed media: stick&ink and charcoal. reproduced from an illustration book. 2. Promarkers, micron pen, charcoal white and black, wool and black cotton for the hair and liquid golden leaf for the buttoms. 3. Stick&ink of various colours, wool and cotton for the hair, real fabric photocopied and then painted on. 4. Promarkers, micron pen, inks, pink sateen fabric photocopied and painted over it. 5. Promarkers, cardboard and pieces of a magazine's illustration. 6. Collages of magazine 7.   Inks and watercolour 8. Inks of various colours 9. Collages of magazines 10. Promarkers, printed fabric and leather 11. Sewing magazine models 12. Watercolours and Micron pen 13. Inks and watercolours...

  Task 5: Review your artwork and research so far, and choose one illustration to develop into a final outcome of a fashion illustration, of a clothed figure of your choice. Say why you think that this is the best idea to develop as your final piece, and describe how you will produce your outcome with planning notes or sketches. Researching historical and contemporary illustrators gave me lots of inspirations about fashion illustrations. I wasn't interested so much in drawing fashion, because I am always anxious about making what I ve got in mind. I want to draw some fabrics to practise and I want to make a tridimensional drawing using real fabric and I want to add some decorative splashes. I did some photos of the different phases of my project I have retraced a photo of a model from a magazine, drawing a different outfit an other face. I have put the fabric I wanted to use for the outfit on top of a lightpad and retraced the different colours and lines of the tartan...

  Task 1:  Produce a range of at least 6 primary source  illustrations. These should be at least A4 in size. These should be observational studies from life.   My 6 primary source drawings:   1. Charcoal 2.   Felt-tip pen, with a continuous line, not looking at the paper. No Picasso here, but I had fun! 3.   First exercise with Stick&ink, a technique that consists of drawing with a little piece of wood and liquid ink. I fell a kind of mixed sensation between a primitive art vibe and a harry potter wand covered in ink. The result was a bit better than the other two, I have to say!    4. Orange felt-tip pen Caroline, it's my teacher and I am really sorry about this terrible drawing of her! 5. 6. Stick & ink Here I had tried to draw 2 other students, TG they didn't try to kill me after! 7. Stick & Ink of my chubby small hands, looking even smaller! I should practise more at hand drawing and learn how t...

  Assignment brief  Qualification 90- Credit Diploma/Subsidiary Diploma in Art & Design (Fashion) Unit number and title UNIT 1: Visual recording in Art & Design Date issued 03/12/19 Hand in deadline 1.30 pm 18/12/19 Purpose of this assignment: This assignment aims to extend learners ability to select and visually record from a range of sources in order to communicate information to different audiences, using appropriate presentation methods and for a range of specific purposes. Scenario The theme of this assignment is the "human form". You may interpret this in any way you like but try to make sure that your work maintains clear links to both the theme and to fashion illustration. You are asked to create an innovative fashion illustration of a figure in a garment of your choice. Task 1  Produce a range of at least 6 Primary source illustratios. These should be at least A4 in size. Examples could be stiched pictur...