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Submission deadline Monday!

I’ve handed in all of my work the Friday before this is so I have time to go over all of the work I have submitted over the weekend.

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Submission deadline Monday!

I’ve handed in all of my work the Friday before this is so I have time to go over all of the work I have submitted over the weekend.

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Evaluation.

Overall I believe that my outcome was really successful. I believe this is really shows the importance of the benches and shows the beauty in looking at the bench rather than just looking out from sitting on the bench.

I believe that the viewers of the book will be interested by this book from the front cover. I also think that this will not only reach people who like bench but will reach other who don’t all ages cause the front cover will intrigue you to read on!

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Final outcome! Images

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Research lecture!

Looking at key dates between 1800 to 1900 of historical art dates

Which helps to learn the depth of research is good and what things could be helpful in your own project.

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This is some picture that I took of the book on a bench !

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This is some of my experimental work that I’m moving around and adding into my book, things that where around the benches when taking the photos, data from research.

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I went and did some research 2 days ago looking at the demographics, the behaviours and the people that sit on bench what they do ect.

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This is my attempt to make the skeleton leaves!

I soaked them for a few weeks and kept changing the water every few days then after 2 weeks I tried to see if they where soft enough to brush off the first layer but I believe a lot of the leaves I was using where too thick and would of needed a lot more soaking to work.

The leaf about was the most successful!

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Binding the concept collider!

For this work shop we worked like a production line, having some people folding the book making sure the book was folded the right way with the sharp as the first page and then we had to add the front cover on top to then be stapled to then be cut, guillotined to make the book a book and so you can flick through all the pages. I really liked this project as really helped me to not be so overwhelmed with creating an outcome and can be a very good way to come up with a professional looking outcome.

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This was the creation of the front cover of the book this has a beautiful look about it and I love the look of the moss being added to the cover to get a natural feel one thing i would like to do to create a more successful outcome is to add in more bark to fill out the spaces so from looking at the front of the book you can see white. This is defiantly more successful than Pitt stick as when fold over the page it is flat and you can’t see the glue.

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Freyja Dean

She made a bench that created a bench that looked like a book for the natural literacy trust this was to raise money for the charity raising money for children’s literacy. This was a interesting project that I looked at to help with my creativity to help me to come up with new and inventive idea’s.

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These are two examples of how I want the binding to be looking and what is the most effective and successful for the outcome I want. I prefer the first on as i believe it doesn’t look as bulky and it will be better for making it loosely when it comes to adding in the physical things.

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These pictures where trying to help me with figuring out the sizes of the images a which ones needed to be smaller an better in a different layout then I looked to see how big I wanted the text and add ons in indesign!

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This is the problem when it comes to sticking bark onto the front cover, after a few days it starts to lift, and on the next page their you can see doesn’t look very professional, so coming to a conclusion and to fix the issue I am not going use a pritt stick and going to look at different glue alternatives, and also going to see if it would look better just on the hand made paper instead.

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I then went into the library looked around the materials section this helped me think about alternate ideas for the front cove using a full piece of wood instead of just using broken up bark.

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Then went out to a gallery and where selling little artist books, outcomes that have helped me to think outside of the box looking into cut outs using things I have found to create a more interesting/ creative outcome.