Out and about gathering visual research for future projects. Grids and nets to start the journey. Once you start looking you can’t stop seeing!
Fantastic plastic! Curse or wonder material?
Repurposing carrier bags and household plastics into colourful artwork.
FAD Textiles Workshop rotation 2. Getting into those shadow drawings agin with a new group. Striking silhouettes prepped and ready to take forward into print next week.
Fabrication brief.
Student were asked to donate 5 items of old clothing to explore this communal response to the fashion industry and sustainability. This activity asked them to wrap and layer their garments as a parcel to collate as a collaborative wall installation. The first image shows a focused drawing of one talented students response to this task. A beautifully observed watercolour study.
Lockdown can be a time for CREATIVE isolation and I am really enjoying being at home with access to a table and sunlight to play and experiment with monotone mark making.
Textiles students in full flow creating free-machine stitched creatures in dissolvable fabric for wearable art neckpieces based around sea-life and observations at the aquarium.
Amazing fashion illustrations by talented AS Textiles student.
Excellent use of ‘extreme’ paper collage on Vogue fashion imagery to personalise her own designs. Love these!
#paper collage #origami #time consuming #fashion illustration
Cultural Appropriation brief exploring Native Americans and Indian artefacts to inspire decorative cloth and screen printing on fabrics.
This Textiles superstar, completed A level and Art FAD with us at Strode College and is about to graduate from Bath Spa Textiles design. All the best for a creative future to all our alumni. Keep in touch!
So happy to be back in the Textiles zone, working with new Art Foundation students creating shadow paintings to develop into print and stitch this week.
It’s always exciting to start the new term in September but so necessary after such along period away from creative Strode sessions. I have really missed working with our incredible Art students. Welcome back to you all.
These paintings will be used to explore screen printing, heat transfer printing and surface designs with stitch for the 3 week workshop sessions in textiles.
A great start!
#lovemyjob #creativetextiles #printandstitch #letsbeatthevirus #creative #backinthezone