Robin

Here is the practice of the stamp tool I added 2 extra robins!

Pop art face!

Heres step 2, we decided to not dot all of Amies face -  so to be kind we used stickers, Sorry Amie!

Pop art face!

step one of pop art recreation!

Practice with the stamp effect!

Practice with the stamp effect!

Practice with the stamp effect!

Practice with the stamp effect!

Robert Rauschenberg

Robert Rauschenberg inspired collage for pop art project

Breast cancer awareness week!

Although I wasn't here to create my own bra for breast cancer awareness week, here's a photo I took of Zara's nature creation.

Dresses with paws :)

Here's the dresses I created with repeat pawprints :3

Paws!

 Here is my original paw print I used to create a repeat print.

 Repeat print.

Attractive!

Dress with feet :)

Here I added the repeat footprint pattern to my dress (:

Adobe Illustrator

Here is he dress I drew on Adobe Illustrator. I then added colour and then I added a pattern.

Specification sheet

Here is a specification sheet I researched which will help me in my CAD lessons.

CAD dress template!

Here's a dress i will use for CAD next week!

Footprint mood board! (:

Also here is my footprint mood board! (:

Pattern Mood Board!

Check out my pattern mood board guys! :)

Repeat Prints!

Patterns are everywhere. Look around and you’ll probably see one right now. It might be a pattern on a tie, a shirt, trousers, a paper cup, bathroom tiles, an umbrella, on a bag, a sofa, wrapping paper… the list goes on and on.
Patterns add decoration and beauty to many consumer products. If you look closely at a true repeating pattern you can see the ‘repeat square’, the area of the image that repeats along vertical and horizontal seams where one section flows into the next.

Footprints (:

Footprints are the impressions or images left behind by a person walking or runnign etc.They may either be indentations in the ground or something placed onto the surface that was stuck to the bottom of the foot.

Footprints can be followed when tracking during a hunt or can provide evidence of activities. Some footprints remain unexplained, with several famous stories from mythology and legend. Others have provided evidence of prehistoric life and behaviours.

Examples of footprints:

The print left behind at a crime scene can give vital evidence to the perpetrator of the crime.

Footprints have been preserved as fossils and provide evidence of prehistoric life.

The appearance of footprints, or marks interpreted as footprints, have led to numerous myths and legends.

Action Plan

My action plan is to go to the VLE and do an action plan and then go to my blog and upload it. Next I need to do a smart target and then post it to my blog. After that I have to join the forum on the VLE and go to the student email to look for a missing email from Amie. After completing that I must research foot prints and post the research on the blog and also research repeat print and blog it.

it said to publish something here