Here are a few pages from a small book I've been making for my design inspiration for my current project based on superstitions and the reason in madness, Im hoping to use these as a starting point for my development process.
Monday
Saturday
an evening with some friends
being home for a few days i have managed to catch up with a few friends that I don't get to see as often as I would like.
We spent a lovely evening at the Print-works in Mirfield for the opening night of the exhibition "Chasing Tales" by Wuon-Gean.
i very much enjoyed my evening and exploring the inspiration, origins and stimulus for these outcomes was lovely to hear, anyone in the area i would highly recommend to visit,
The show runs from 18th February to 24th March 2011
Pictures kindly borrowed from http://printplay.wordpress.com/2011/02/19/chasing-tales-opens-in-yorkshire/
Monday
cat adjustments.
recently a friend sent me a picture of a pug wearing a big red heart cut out.....desperately wanting a pug but only having my long suffering cat i thought maybe some slight modifications would maybe get me one step closer to the pug of my dreams!!
poor mushroom!!
Wednesday
a little day out....................
A visit to the local shipley art gallery in gateshead came up with a lot of surprises, this particular exhibition is owed by the V&A so i couldn't take any photographs however i did get to try out some children's chairs the caterpillar pictured above was a personal favourite, overall a very interesting exhibition, and the shipley art gallery although small was packed with interesting pieces of art and design!
Tuesday
good news......
Just heard today that one of our 3rd year design projects will placed in dance city, the north easts well established dance school. the exhibition runs from 28th Feb - 14th March.
Friday
Wednesday
cheeky break.
After the hard work of getting my degree work complete i finally had a week off to catch up with the real world, after some cleaning, tidying, and well deserved catch up with friends i have managed to venture to the baltic to see an exhibition i have been wanting to see before christmas!
Dan Holdsworth’s Blackout, a series of 2m-wide C-type prints taken in Iceland,
Blackout continues the themes Holdsworth explored in his 2006 series Hyperborea, also shot in Iceland, which captured the aurora borealis. But here he jettisons that series’ lurid colour: the sky is pitch, the jagged mountains captured in black, whites and greys.
Dan Holdsworth’s Blackout, a series of 2m-wide C-type prints taken in Iceland,
Blackout continues the themes Holdsworth explored in his 2006 series Hyperborea, also shot in Iceland, which captured the aurora borealis. But here he jettisons that series’ lurid colour: the sky is pitch, the jagged mountains captured in black, whites and greys.
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