Today, I decided to spend my time creating more 3-D structures of figures and shapes on the mannequins due to not really having a clear idea as to what I want to design. Nonetheless, it has really helped me decide how I want my design to hold itself by using interfacing with the fabric to keep it standing by itself. On top of this, it allowed me to experiment and exhaust ideas from illustrations I already had in my book, which have either stayed the same or what I have altered in style or shape. Despite not having much time, I have defiantly benefited from this task, but now I have to show and present in my book how I have managed to create/achieve my results for my final piece and once I get to that point, I will start to construct my final project garment. If I could have done anything differently, I would have tried to be more courageous when it came to making these 3-D shapes to encourage and enhance my designs further. Moreover, I would have liked to have looked at more pattern designs so I could experiment further to see if anything could have related to my theme in some way, but for the next project, I will make sure I am fully equip with research and pattern cutting books. Below are some examples:
Overall, I am very happy that I decided to carry this through, despite it being so time-limited, I would rather spend my time making sure it will be effective and interesting rather than dull or rushed. Plus, I am really looking forward to making my patterns for this garment so that I can get started straight away and finish everything before assessment.
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