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Final piece plan

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I went on a walk today and this is the rundown entrance gate I drew at an old local middle school.
I used one brush and a photo reference.

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This selection of photos are from two separate places. The rust stained wall was after the tide went out, you could see how they made this barricade to stop the sea from eroding the cliff side. Once again you can see the range of colours on the wall which came from rust, seaweed and salt water. The other photos are from a mansion next to Whitby Abbey. The building itself wasn’t what drew my interest, instead it was the metal sculpture that was made to line up with the building when seen from the right angle. From this sculpture you can see some of the mansions history such as the roof which is no longer there after it got destroyed in a storm.

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On my trip we got a chance to walk around Whitby Abbey. Even though we couldn’t get up close I still managed to get images that show the creative intricacies of the building. One thing I like about old buildings like this is the texture and colours of the bricks used to construct it. For example in the bottom right photo you can see the range on the first wall, I think it would be a good colour palette to work with. From the photos you can make out district foreground and backgrounds and how each is highlighted by the sun.

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Just a digital pencil sketch of a building. I had two background colour options but liked them both equally. I also like the texture of the brush I used and the colours I selected from a colour palette found online..

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This is a photo of the paper skyline I made, edited to show it before and after the white outlines were added. I did this by drawing out a skyline and using a box cutter, cut round the edges. To make them have distance between each layer I added stick pads and the outlined each building with a pattern.
I like this and it was fun to do because I haven’t done anything like it before.

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To create this sketchbook I used plain mix media paper and cut 3 triangles equally spaced on the folded edge. I lined them all together and trimmed so they were even.
I then weaved thread through the holes and fastened together. This makes it so the book can lay flat.

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The final one, I swear. National trust trails and stately home from Pride and Prejudice.

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Airport and water side buildings/features.

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Disney park buildings based of films and a Chinese temple from the Epcot park.

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Abandoned farm houses and man made lake.

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These are photos from different villages, cities and seaside towns I’ve visited. All of the next few photos will be eye level so it’s at the height I would view them at (5’11).

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This second set of waist high images are some of my favourites for the architecture that’s in them. The bottom left image has a fascinating story behind what it is that I will explain on my Instagram page.

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I like how the photos from waist high look. These images I chose are really intriguing to look at because of the perspective and detail.

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Images taken from above, looking down, I chose ones from varying angles and distances as I thought they would be more interesting.

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These are photos I have taken at different times that are all taken from below, looking up. I tried to choose a range of photos. I will post them to my instagram with More of a description of each photo and why I chose it.

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For all of my perspective photos I’ve had to use old photos I have taken from my camera roll because I haven’t been able to visit anywhere this past week.

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I worked with ink in my sewn sketchbook sheet. I worked from a reference photo I found from Google, the second drawing was from an image I took myself. The bottom of the second drawing was rushed because my dog interrupted me. I also did mark making throughout the drawings and on a separate sheet using multiple nib sizes.

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A short concertina sketchbook. I made it so that on each panel it had an add on whether it be texture, colour or a foldable section. I really like this one because it’s small and easy to get out or put away.

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For any extra notes and planning for each post, I am using this dotted notebook. This is one of my main pages that has helpful information for me to refer to when needed.

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For these images I wanted to experiment with reflections on this holographic sheet. I chose to mainly reflect natural light from windows but I also used some artificial light sources. I love how you can manipulate the outcome by simply adjusting the angles.
~This is only one example, the others are posted to my Instagram.

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This board is lovely to read, with perceptive comments and some beautiful photographs. Keep up the fantastic work.

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The same posts as on here but organised into catabolise and can get comments from other people outside of the class.

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https://youtu.be/w7dsVjWRitI

https://youtu.be/5f6KowAYxPQ

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An overhang with columns on the local stately home, Nostell Priory built in 1733. I like the affect the weather has on the stone and the patterns of the trimmings.

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Bamboo screen in the garden that is worn down. I chose this image because of the lines and variation of thickness between them.

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The striking blue plant pot that has a hand printed pattern on it. I love the texture and colour as it stands out in the garden.

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Another window from a bathroom which has a pattern of sycamore leaves engraved in it. It isn’t noticeable until light hits it and the light reflects in a strange way on the pattern.

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This is the Obelisk Lodge which was the original gatehouse to the stately home just up the road. This is from the 17th century and is my favourite building because of the unique shape and detail.

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I’ve always been drawn to old, breaking buildings so when I realised that the shed had this worn down wood I had to use this photo. I like that you can see the previous paint colour underneath the layers.

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The art installation from the visit to Yorkshire sculpture park. I chose this image because I loved how the window had such pretty colours and the reflection was a slightly distorted version of the room due to the reflective floor.

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Natural stone slabs from my garden that have varying tones of grey and are laid in the way they fit the best which led to the patterns of the lines between them.

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This is a window from Tate Liverpool which is in an old dock house. I was drawn to this window for its intriguing view and sharp black lines. There’s contrast and colour that I like in this photo.

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My home was built in 1935 and has an interesting design on the stairs’ ceiling. It’s an overlapping waves fan pattern that was done by hand so all the waves are slightly different. I like it because it adds character.

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I enjoy the architecture of stately homes, the grander and more decorated the architecture, the richer the owners who inhabited around the 1900’s. I like the pattern’s symmetry of the windows and bricks.

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More of a basic photo however it’s a good representation of pattern. This is wall paper with an optical illusion style, when you focus on the centre, the rest moves slightly.

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This is a bridge built over a river in a country village I visited. I like how the weather has affected the stones. I also like that plants are growing around the column because it adds a pop of colour.

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After the rain, the glass table outside was filled with these mini puddles. I used the flash feature to get interesting lighting and reflection.

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In the bathrooms of my house the windows have textured glass that distort what is outside leaving just the main colours. I like how it leaves the reflections unclear.

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There’s so much detail and intricacy, I like the symmetry of the cathedral’s patterns. It is common for cathedrals across the UK to have these designs as they derive from Christian architecture traditions.

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I have chosen this for the line and texture of the natural wood. I was also drawn to the highlight and contrast of the image.

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Using smaller papers I marked out the edges and sewed them together with embroidery thread. Doing that allows it to be folded into a small A6 rectangle.

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I used a range of papers I found around the house and secured them with a split pin in size order.