- I had my prints digitally printed on different fabrics that I felt were more suitable and durable to be used on bags. Rather that the thinner materials I was using I chose a blackout waterproof, crushed velour, suede and a velvet shimmer to print my designs onto.
- I felt these would be thicker materials that would work better in context and more appropriate fabric choices.
- Waterproof blackout and suede are my preferred fabrics overall, but I think the shine from the crushed velour and velvet shimmer works as a better contrasting material when layered with the leather materials.
- After analysing all my samples I found that together as a collection the prints were all a bit too similar and there was a lot of the same colour blue.
- I felt some more colour could be added into the prints to brighten them up. Editing the brightness and colour of my prints I made them more vibrant and brighter with a wider range of blues including turquoise and a lot more orange added.
- Also changing the scale of some print, enlarging the design to make a bolder print.
- Thinking about my prints in context, working on bags I feel a vibrant print would work as the inlining of a bag or been layered as a print, contrasting with black and navy leathers.
Monday, 12 December 2016
SELF INITIATED PROJECT 2
Development of Materials and Colour.
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