Right then, today i am going to post my mood board and some thoughts on where im going with my project since our interim review on Friday As you may or may not remember on my last post I was talking about how i had now decided to go about it digitally and how my theme is haberdashery, don't worry its still the same, would be foolish to change it 7 weeks in anyway. I'm liking my theme the more i look into it as ive always had an obsession with collecting buttons and my mum has literally a room filled with everything you could ever dream of that is haberdashery related.
Anyhow on your left is a photo of my mood board which has changed dramatically since week 1 but that's ok because my other theme just wasnt working for me and i would have hated myself by the end of it and the work would probably reflect that.\

On the right is the design i put up last week but if you look closely you'll notice that the bottom image looks slightly different as it has been printed onto tracing paper which has made a difference in the colours and the feel of it as a design giving it a different look.
This image is a little experimentation i was doing with layouts, colours and how the photos would look on a block colour background. As a result i need higher pix-elated photos and more buttons! But as a whole i quite like it, at one point i was thinking about printing this onto brown wrapping paper but then remembered that the module outline says luxury giftwrap so i might just test it out but not use it as a final.
I must admit since Friday i haven't done much as i was ill and working but i have loads of time to catch up on everything over the Easter holidays which i am looking forward to.
Im going down to Bath to stay at my aunts for Easter and she is very much into sewing, knitting and jewelry making so i might get some inspiration from there as well.
So that's it for today, might post sooner as i need to catch up with this and i am actually quite enjoying it as i can write down all my thoughts about my designs and then go back to them later on.