Work in progress.
Some of the work the student’s produced while working at the show.
It’s a wonder they managed to produce any practical work as the enquiries came thick and fast.
It was so exciting and reassuring to see, and listen to, the students so capably responding to the questioning.Well done to you all.
The students took it in turns to work on the stand at RHS Hampton Court Flower Show.
1,000’s of visitors asked questions and the future designers chatted confidently about their projects and future career plans.Some even accepted very exciting commissions whilst working on the show!
The final year show is on until Sunday evening.After which we move to Islington to show at New Designers in London.
The show opens at 6pm tonight
See you there.
The grounds on a summer’s evening
So heartwarming to receive…..
We wish all the students a safe journey and a very happy holiday.
We believe that a really good grasp and understanding of colour basics allows the student to realise and create their own colour identity.It’s then that the student starts to think ‘what if I…..’?
The rules begin to be broken and new and exciting trends start to emerge.
Not only do students gain confidence in their ability they also become independent, secure in the knowledge that, if they get lost, they can always go back to the beginning and reinvent.It’s a magical time.
During the first weeks the 1st year students recognise their own drawing style,appreciate the talents of others and experiment with new ways of looking,recording and developing for design.
Here Rae guides them through sensitive line and tonal excersises.
That's What I Want To Do 