Here we are in New York USA and Tokyo in Japan visiting design studios and meeting with designers.
Very generously we are shown excellent design practise and future fabric forecasting.
USA and Japan
creative industries
1st project of the 2nd year
Colour and flora from four members of the year
Colour for beginners
1st year students working colour.Today they move on to design and interpretation.
Outside/Inside Tent
In 2013, as part of our ongoing commitment to showing exceptional work to a greater audience, we took student work to TENT, in Brick lane,which is part of London Design Festival.
Everyone benefited greatly from the exposure and enjoyed showing,and talking about, their work.
Engaging with the public and rubbing shoulders with professional, established designers helps the recent graduate to gain confidence and bolsters a pride in their work.
All good stuff.
Forest of the Imagination
Enjoying the event in the grounds of Bath School of Art and Design.
http://www.forestofimagination.com
New Drawing
We are looking forward to seeing the new drawing, produced by the incoming 1st yrs, in response to the brief set over the holidays.
The images show work produced for interview or undertaken once the student was established in university.Each student is advised individually on how to achieve the very best results based on their own very unique style of working to design.
Studio
We are so looking forward to our studios being filled with creative people and wonderful work again.Not long to go.
Hannah Ellicott works at her desk making 3D pieces for interiors and Polly Rowan stands beside her wallpaper lengths.
The fascination of Colour
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Colour is an integral part of studio practise. Here Sian is extensively researching into fibre, fabrics and the reaction to both organic and chemical colouring.
The beautiful work of Tabitha Cottrell
Graduate Tabitha Cottrell always displayed her ideas and inspiration in an inspiring way in her studio space and she didn’t disappoint when it came to displaying her work in the end of year show. Here is an image of the backdrop to her handmade animals.
You can see a little hedgehog in this photograph
Surfaces from Hannah Ellicott
Hannah’s show.
Ever inventive Hannah used aeroplane parts to illustrate the versatility of her designs.To compliment the pieces Hannah responded by making interlinking wall modules for interiors.
That's What I Want To Do 