Although skull prints have been around for quite some time now, I wanted to put my own stamp on them. I didn't want to go down the gothic route nor did I want to go down a route too similar to McQueen (even though I have used him as inspiration in my project).
Here are some of my photos throughout the project:
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Photos from the Catacombs in Paris |
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A drawing I did from one of my photos |
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More drawings |
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Using watercolour to fill in the skull |
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Adding colour to my work |
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Different ways of adding colour to my work |
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Looking at 'Day of the Dead' for colour and pattern inspiration |
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As well as looking at the skull shape, I thought it would be good to experiment with the shapes of other bones as well |
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Research of Alexander McQueen. Looking at the types of things he used to create patterns or add detail to using the skull shape |
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Using the bones and making them into a pattern within the skull. Also using the liquify took to make them less 2D |
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Using the image before and then creating a repeat with the skull I played around with different colour ways and scales |
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Same as above but using colours that seemed to reoccur throughout my sketchbook |
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Experimenting with the bone repeats and layering them on top of each other |
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Making a mood board for both fashion and interiors and looking at the types of things I could make my prints into |
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My 4 final skull designs (not sure why the blue one has a white circle on its head - something to do with the printer I think!) |
After creating the final 4 skulls, I needed to make these into proper designs. So here are my 3 final designs:
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