Patterns
These dark patterns were created using bleachable black ink. This type of media had a lot of intricate details, which made it a long process, but it came with pleasing results.
Patterns
I enjoyed creating different styles within patterns, intended for interiors, mainly focusing on contrasting colours. These colourful patterns were designed using different parts of cardboard and cereal boxes dipped into an array of colours. This again shows my ability to experiment with other basic and accessible materials.
Interiors
These were my two final outcomes. I decided to choose my two most colourful patterns to create a basic interior to show my vision using PicsArt.
Feathers
For this project, I wanted to illustrate the structure of a simple feather, the contrast against the strong shaft and the softness around it are quite interesting when produced in different ways.
These two images above were created by using white chalk and black charcoal chalk.
This image above was created using a scratchboard.
This image above was created using a fine liner pen, which helped me to really focus the intricate details of the feather.
I created this painting using acrylic paint, and using cut out parts from a cereal box to give it a more artistic vibe.
CAD work
Shower gel bottle
3D model I designed and created using Autodesk Inventor.
These are orthographic projections I created on Autodesk inventor in the third angle. These show all the necessary details of the shower gel bottle.
CAD 3D models
I have knowledge in 3D modelling. To create these projects, I used the software 'Autodesk Inventor'. This work reflects my ability to work to a high level of accuracy and my ability to meet design briefs effectively. I see digital modelling as a key skill for developing interiors.
Candle holder Pipe
Orange peeler
Whisk
Bearing bracket