Delighted to see alumni Sara Marty in this months copy of Mollie Makes
Celebrating creative industries and giving up-and-coming designers a thumbs up.
Above Sara busy on the knitting machine.
studio
Mollie Makes
art
Busy
Here, in the School of Art and Design, we are busy preparing the walls so that students can engage immediately in their chosen subject area.
manipulation
Colour grading with percentages
Digital print
Manipulation
Embroidery
Thread
Manipulation
Manipulation
Wet Print
manipulation
Good Luck Sophie
Good luck to this year’s graduate Sophie Dickinson as she starts her first design studio job in Manchester.
Sophie’s amazing drawing skills and brave use of scale and colour make her an accomplished and skilled designer.
All the very best Sophie.
Second Year Work Presentations
The 2nd year students put together a themed collection and present to industry.
Recording design inspiration
Always on the lookout for design and pattern inspiration
Serpentine Gallery London
Exhibition. Rotterdam,Holland
Skip.Shrewsbury UK
Exhibition.Rotterdam,Holland.
Working colour
The 1st years complete the colour assignment.
With confidence
Having now understood the effect colour can have on a design and mastered how to handle accents and dominant hue the students confidently experiment.
This module has all been about flat colour next year we look at texture and it’s application.
As the students leave for the Christmas holidays
We wish all the students a safe journey and a very happy holiday.
Working to Industry standard.
The 3rd years get to grips with industry led outcomes.The next stage is professional printing and finishing.
Preparing a professional portfolio.
Below details of working designs.
1st year continue experimental drawing
Observation,drawing and interpretation is key to this module in the 1st year.Here the students suspend judgement and have a go!
How confident are you?
Beautifully seen imagery
Line that you make subconsciously is often very sensitive.
Critique of the days work.
Checking out the competition
Now to take these forward and develop into print and/or embroidery
That's What I Want To Do 