Building upon the work I have achieved in the previous
Practise unit, my intentions for Unit X are to create a focused and
professional body of work that would be suitable for paper-based products
within the interior/ giftware markets. I aim to explore and combine the processes
of puff screen printing and digital print in order to develop two collections
of samples. I will begin by developing further drawings to give me the greatest
potential when creating designs. I am going to experiment with scale, technique
and colour within my chosen print processes to achieve the optimum for my final
collection.
I limited myself with colour in the previous project which
has lead me to the decision to return back to my original visual images from my
time travelling and seek a more vibrant and varied colour pallet.
In terms of contextual research I want to expand my awareness
of the products further by paying particular attention to surface pattern
designers and companies in the interiors/giftware fields also informing my
designs and sample experimentation. In particular I will look at Paperchase for
their high end quality, Barbara Hulanicki for her relief printing process and Linda
Florence for her collaboration of printed processes. I am going to undertake
contextual research into giftware companies in terms of quality, process and
target market to inform a more bespoke collection that combines the handcraft
skill of screen print with digital production. I aim to create a collection of
samples for gift wrap which will incorporate gift tags for each design.
To challenge and test my designs in a different context, I
am going to work towards a second collection for wallpaper. I want to differentiate
this to my gift wrap collection through colour and my aimed target market. For
this collection I would like to test my ideas towards a more commercial outcome.
Visualisations will help identify the success of my prints in a realistic
context throughout my project. I will continue to update my blog on a weekly
basis to reflect clearly and continuously on my creative journey.
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