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The image that was used to create the silhouette of the skyline out of faux gold leather

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The image that was used to create the silhouette of the skyline out of faux gold leather

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Birmingham Skyline Silhouette Idea for one of the Singers.

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Birmingham Skyline Silhouette Idea for one of the Singers.

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Professional Photos of the Citizens and Singers, taken by Abdullah Asim

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Professional Photos of the Citizens and Singers, taken by Abdullah Asim

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Alteration of Dungarees - Making the Straps Thinner

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Alteration of Dungarees - Making the Straps Thinner

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This performer is very petite, so it was imperative that the straps were made thinner and shorter so that the straps didnt fall down, and weren't uncomfortable on the performers shoulders.

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Site Specific Theatre Research: Open-Air Theatres

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Site Specific Theatre Research: Open-Air Theatres

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Sketches of Prospective Garments for the Citizens

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Sketches of Prospective Garments for the Citizens

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5. Denim Manipulation Process: How They Look After Smocking

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5. Denim Manipulation Process: How They Look After Smocking

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Here are a few of the manipulation pieces, showing each of the different patterns. I am planning on making the squares bigger so that after they are smocked, the pieces will be bigger than these ones, as I think some are too small.

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2. Denim Manipulation Process: Square Piece Cut From the Jeans

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2. Denim Manipulation Process: Square Piece Cut From the Jeans

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Denim Manipulation Process: 1. Cutting up Jeans

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Denim Manipulation Process: 1. Cutting up Jeans

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To try and be as sustainable as possible, I have been able to use one leg from a pair of jeans and get 8 squares/rectangles from the fabric. These jeans were donated by someone who lives locally to me who responded to a post I put out on social media.

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3. Denim Manipulation Process: Gridding the Squares/Rectangles

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3. Denim Manipulation Process: Gridding the Squares/Rectangles

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Drawing on grids on each piece, ready to draw in the smocking patterns

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4. Denim Manipulation Process: What the Patterns Look Like

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4. Denim Manipulation Process: What the Patterns Look Like

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These are the patterns that are drawn on the back of the pieces, to be able to see how to stitch the patterns. These patterns were chosen because they create the most dimension and texture, which I think will stand out and be seen more clearly to the audience compared to some of the other more detailed smocking patterns I was considering.

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I would be making these to use as single patchwork pieces to add dimension and texture to the Citizens as well as to my Singer. My singer would have lots more of these, in order to stand out. I like the idea of patchworking them onto the shoulders to add height and definition to the jacket.

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Two Rails of Citizens outfits - Around 92 done here

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Two Rails of Citizens outfits - Around 92 done here

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Visit to Newlife, group photo infront of the sign

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Visit to Newlife, group photo infront of the sign

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OPUS Research: Concerts in the Park 2019

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OPUS Research: Concerts in the Park 2019