Developing the pyramid concept and thinking about where this work could be placed i started by taking my designs and making them into little three dimensional models to test the designs and whether they were achievable. I enjoyed this because similar to the quick sketches it allowed me to make ideas become physical quickly like a 3d sketchbook.
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| Different scales, Patterns and Techniques |
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| Initial experiments placement and scale |
I also experimented with scale and size to achieve a textural feel to the pyramids (below). The different lengths and widths collectively created a sort of textural pulse which intrigued me as a idea.
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| experimentation with different shapes and texture |
I also started to visit galleries mainly in Liverpool and Manchester because i am planning to be based in liverpool after graduation. I wanted to look at the spaces which would be available to me in the future and also think about how i would apply my work to that space. To do this i took photographs and then illustrated over the top of them options of how i could use the pyramid concept and other areas of my work in a gallery setting. I really enjoyed the process because it made me have to consider scale and placement and also what materials i could use in certain space. All good practice for gallery pitching.
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| Gallery Visuals : Whitworth Art Gallery and The Bluecoat Liverpool |
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