Showing posts with label Design Value. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Design Value. Show all posts
Sunday, November 18, 2012
Pocket Bags
I have decided to scribble on the pocket bags as a way of adding more colour and a different print. I think it is quite fun and successful.
Fitting - Craig
Fitting of the crazy shorts. Its look pretty good just need to fix up some fitting on the shirt and maybe change a pit of the shorts so that they look nicer.
2nd fitting - Linsey
The shirt was way too small which was disappointing. Im also not sure if Im going to stick with the short sleeve shirt. It might not look that great with my final design.
2nd fitting - Craig
The shorts now fit and the shirt is looking pretty good. Craig has needed very minimal fitting which is really helpful.
Final Toile - Mat
The final toil for Mat fits quite well and he is comfortable with the fit. Now Im ready to start on the real fabrics.
Material Exploration
I have found these colourful duffles which would look good at the finishing on the rain coat. I have also tried to see what paint looked like on the pvc plastic. It didnt work that well as the paint was easily scratched off.
Fitting - Julius
Final Toile fitting for Julius - I think its looking and fitting great. It is now ready to start the real final product.
Jacket Fitting
Im in the final production of the toile jacket. Its fitting well and I think that is is now ready to go into production of the real jacket.
Canberra Weekly
The graduating class made it into the Canberra Weekly which is pretty exciting. We were the cover story and had a half page article which will hopefully gain some interest across Canberra
Shirt Detail
I thought it might look good to ad a little 3D detail to the yoke of a shirt. Unfortunately it didn't look that great so I decided to scrap the idea.
Shoes
Shoes for the parade. I found these shoes on Asos. They are quite cheap and I think they would look pretty good with colourful socks and make my collection sophisticated.
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Rain Coat
My feedback after toile review was to create another silhouette this could include a vest or something more experimental. I had played with some designs in my visual diary and I thought it would be good to create a rain coat. I find that there aren't many raincoats out their for adults let alone any trendy rain coats.
What I thought would be good was to create a see through rain coat so that you can still see the garments underneath. I wanted to stick with my colourway however, I am finding it hard to find colourful see through fabrics. I found some shower curtains with had my colourway in stripes but the material wasn't the best.
I then thought about maybe buying a inflatable chair and cutting it up for my patterns. After talking to my consumer I found that maybe the orange see through might not be that appealing and a clear plastic with colourful highlights like binding could look a lot better.
What I thought would be good was to create a see through rain coat so that you can still see the garments underneath. I wanted to stick with my colourway however, I am finding it hard to find colourful see through fabrics. I found some shower curtains with had my colourway in stripes but the material wasn't the best.
I then thought about maybe buying a inflatable chair and cutting it up for my patterns. After talking to my consumer I found that maybe the orange see through might not be that appealing and a clear plastic with colourful highlights like binding could look a lot better.
Model Fitting - Julius
Julius seems to have a even figure and I have found fitting him a lot easier compared to the other two. As you can see in the first fitting there is only minimal changes to be made. However the fit might not work so well.
The next fitting was much better however, the back was a problem. I found it to be too tight and so I slashed into the back to allow the fabric to sit where it wanted to sit. This helped with the draglines and made the fit much better.
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Model Fitting - Mat
Mat my model has been a little bit challenging to fit. His shoulders are both different sizes and shapes plus his calves are quite large on his legs. From this first fitting there still needs to be a lot of work done.
The second fitting was better but still a lot of changes were to be made. I now hope that once the changes are made I am ready to get going on my final toiles as I am running out of time.
The second fitting was better but still a lot of changes were to be made. I now hope that once the changes are made I am ready to get going on my final toiles as I am running out of time.
Model Fitting - Tom
This semester I want to get the fit right for the catwalk. So I have decided to start off with basic toiles and then gradually progress with fittings.
Below are the first two fittings that I have had with Tom. As you can see in the first lot of pictures the fit is not perfect and there needs a lot of work.
This was the second fitting and to my suprise it actually fit quite well. I am now ready to start the toils of my final designs.
Below are the first two fittings that I have had with Tom. As you can see in the first lot of pictures the fit is not perfect and there needs a lot of work.
This was the second fitting and to my suprise it actually fit quite well. I am now ready to start the toils of my final designs.
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