Thursday, July 15, 2010

Things to be done in the next couple of days

Here are a few themes i have chosen :

I have chosen the themes keeping in mind the variety of textures i can create during the iterating stage of my project.

- Rickshaw art in India
- Flea market in India
- Fish Market in India
- Indian Spice Box
- Traditional dance attire
- Indian Gods and Goddess
- Old Buildings, creepers etc.
- Caves
- Architecture - historical buildings, jaali etc
- Gajra - a traditional accessory of India - This can inspire a 'White on White' collection for the middle age,older generation.
- Minimalism - this can also inspire a collection for the middle age, older generation.

The next steps are:
- Research for images
- Create moodboards
- Choose 2-3 themes which I am most drawn to.
- Initial sketches of what the fabric will look like with detailing as to what techniques will be used.
- Initial sketches for the silhouettes.
- Meet Mrs.Bina Rao to show her the work for her approval.
- Rework on the themes depending on her feedback.
- Collect the waste from Creative Bee.
- Start iterating with fabric.


Initial Mood boards

1. Mood board for the theme Rickshaw Art




2. Beautiful Old






3. Fish Market



4. Gajra - traditional indian accessory,white on white, shapes, pattern, highlights



5. Flea Market style - colours, vibrant, mix and match, beads, mirrors, patchwork.



6. Indian Spice Box - Colours, Textures



I am going forward with the theme of BEAUTIFUL OLD. The attempt here is to keep the designs of the garments simple and nothing flashy which is what i had observed the trend in the studio. The garments are simple yet the textures, feel of the fabric are unique...

2 comments:

  1. These are the Mood boards I like, Rickshaw Art, Beautiful Old (2nd one), Gajra (can make "whites more prominent as right now red & green are dominating), and Spice box.

    What are your thoughts?

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  2. Is it possible to combine two mood boards, which might not be similar completely? Like the mood board for Beautiful Old (second one) and the mood board for Beautiful Old, Art Deco..

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