Design ideas 1

I first found a picture of a mr whippy ice cream which usually have connotations of a beach environment and association of the seaside 

Then the star fish and shells which are also found on the beaches everywhere and give the pleasant idea of being at the beach. 

This is the finished design 1 in black and white I will next add different colours. Added back grounds onto the head piece and the test different materials 

My own and Internet photography

These are my own photography for seascape 

These are a collage of Internet images which fit in with my sea scape 

This is my semi final piece

My semi-final research piece is focused on the sea theme with shells made out of plaster of Paris and a mod rock base. The shell behind is also made of modrock and painted the similar colours to the original shells  

Research into different styles of headdress - Philip treacy

Philip treacy uses many form of different headdresses with his main style really just a bit of the weird and wonderful he uses all types of shapes, colour, fabric to make all his headdresses. In this one he uses abstract shapes to show more of a lightening effect. 

This piece includes a much lighter an more mouldable fabric which creates a more down to earth hand more focusing on wearable fashion. 

This looks more like the type which are the original Indian headdresses. The feather like shape in the n form around the face with also involving a bird. This is much like the Indian very high view on nature and animals. 

Brusho painting

Images of beach landscapes 

My own imagery

These are images that introduce my sea scape theme. These are photos of Seaham beach at sunrise with landscape, rock imagary, sea imagery photos included. 

Introduction

Welcome to my blog! This blog is acting as a collection of my research, ideas, designs and photography. I will be exploring the theme of HEADDRESS for my GCSE Art Unit 2 project. I have decided to assign myself a subtheme of 'Coast'. I will be using the coast as inspiration for my Headdresses, as well as cultural interpretations of Headdresses.