I'm a Creep..

 

Using my microphone, Movie Maker and Audicity programs, I have been producing a range of videos using the same visuals but trying out different audio techniques.

 

For this video, i changed the pitch on my voice over, the tempo for the background beat and repeated the quiet kissing noises.

Breathing

I recently bought a new microphone so that i could get a different sound to what i already can achieve using the inbuilt microphone on the laptop.

 

The pound shop mic is good in a way that its rubbish!

 

The sound is slighlty muffled and quiet, which works brilliantly against the exsiting audio i had in place..

 

More to come, these are all testers, my deadline is the third week in January, so hopefully by then i should have something i like lots!

The Multiple

This was the original draft idea for the multiple which i am creating as part of my module, Location and Application.

The plan is to make the design a little less 'basic/ formal/ average', this format that i have chosen for the silk scarf is slightly A-Level-ish.

I want the scarf to be a singular image, using more illustration than photography, making the lines softer and allowing the image to speak for itslef, rather than having the repet pattern, which is a little bit "in your face"!

New silk scarf templates will be up soon..



Future Fashion....

Looking again for fashion predictions for the future...

(All  uploaded videos are from You Tube, and all bold writing is from the you tube clip itself)

"Uploaded on 2 Sep 2010.

This project aims to create a remarkable space with a whole new fashion retail concept. Giving an opportunity for different people to get together, consumers, designers, tailors, artists, visitors... In order to reeducate them new knowledge and ideas about fashion through participating the recreate processes. Also by reselling and remaking recycle materials to give a rebirth to discarded objects, at the same time to recall some of our lost memories. It is time to reform the traditional fashion system to a new way of thinking, interacting and living. So be prepared of the future by refashion your minds."



"Uploaded on 10 Jun 2009

OBSESS.BUY.COLLECT.READ.ADDICT...2fresh4yall (including bar/lounge, barber shop and clothing store) is a company/fashion gettogheter to show the unique soul in a person. Question is, how much do you know about the actual clothing items that you wear for the moment? Nothing? Not much? Worry no longer. 2fresh4yall brand servs not only as a fresh and up-to-date clothing linte/store but also as a learning center for urban culture. Take your chance, sit down with D. and chop it up about the... Our slogan is simple, "don't go with a style, create one." "

"Uploaded on 5 Sep 2011

Directed by Javier Barcala © La Fortuna Studio
Studio manager: Mark Douglas
Filmed and edited by Eleanna Gouvra
Soundtrack: 'Happy House' by Shindu (courtesy of Maison Kitsuné)
Make-up and hair: Steven Raes & Marie-Madeleine Baquet

© La Fortuna Studio 2011"

Another Interesting video, found on wimp website.

http://www.wimp.com/fashionpredictions/

Thank you for viewing :)

Zoe Gale Videos

I have recently started uploading any videos that i make, art related of course, to You Tube.

 

Here are the latest couple...

 



Big Girls

 

 

 

This video is a sort of maquette, for what i'd like to submit for the Diversity Now! competition.

For the final piece, the soundtrack/ audio will have to be produced or recorded by someone i know or myself.

 

 

Music: Mika "Big Girls"

(No copyright intended)

Surgery

In this surgery style shoot, i decided to draw on my face like a surgeon would if you were going for an operation.

 

I hope you like!

Zealous Creative

Zealous Creative is a production company run by Christopher and Christine Kezelos in Los Angeles, USA. For more than a decade they’ve written, produced, directed and edited ads, corporate videos and short films.

http://www.zealouscreative.com/

"ZERO"

"The Maker"

Lovely films/ animations from Zealous Creative

Writing a CV

The next few weeks i will be writing an Artist CV, which will be sent to any future agencies etc. when i need to apply for jobs next year!

Here are some good examples ive found so far, some fun, some more formal, but all good.

Alyssa Pheobus Mumtaz

http://www.alyssapheobus.com/cv

Alice Potter

http://alicepotter.co.uk/about/

Alex Mathers

http://www.alexmathers.net/#ABOUT-CONTACT

Becci J Atkinson

http://beccijatkinson.tumblr.com/about

Damien Weighill

http://damienweighill.com/information/

Silk Scarves

I am now using my illustrations to create a new peice of art, for the multiple which we need to produce for Major Project A.

 

This 'multiple' will then be used to promote myself/ my work.

 

I have chosen to translate the drawings into patterns for silk scarves!

 

 

This page is for my Formative Assessment, some research into silk scarves on the market today, and some of my scarves which ive scanned in and mirrored.

 

As the competition is all about future fashion, i have chosen my illustration which i feel best describes my vision;

 

tin foil jacket

pale skin

big hair

exaggerated make-up

contact lenses

 

So, the square scarf design above is my multiple idea, hopefully i can print this in our college print room, and i'd like to make a set of 5, about 60 x 60 cm.

Colour trends 2013

Looking at the colour trends for the upcoming year, i decided to have my own fashion/ hair colour trend for 2013, my own predictions, for young women and the more mature woman.

 

(Images on the top sheet from Pantone and Lenzing websites.)

David Shrigley videos

 

David Shrigley interview; "Welcome to my studio" 2010

 

 

 

"Who i am and What i want"

 

 

"Lost Job"

Collage

 

Working on variations of myself, for the Diversity NOW! competition; using different sizes for the features, different skin tones, and colours/shades for the clothing.

 

Taking facial features from previous photography and mixing it with my illsutrations.

For example, i have used my skin on the last three images, and reduced the opacity, to allow the ink to still show through.