Fashion

There were some really gorgeous dresses made for the exhibition! Check out these fashion designers:

Lindsey Harrison
Lindsey’s dress is based on horse riding and is made to be worn whilst on a horse. The double skirt allows the dress to fall around the horse as well as the rider.

Chloe May PorterChloe’s work is based around festivals and the use of tents. She decided to get her dress professionally photographed on a model and to display these images in the exhibition – they really emphasise the design and concept.

Rhian Beynon Rhian2 Both the design of Rhian’s dress and the surface patterns are based on the insects and their habitats. This student has also had her dress photographed to show off its beauty and has displayed textile samples of her intricate patterns. Rhian

Game Design, Animation, Graphics…

Took my time about this but here’s a few more students’ work from the exhibition:

Game Designer – Sunny Pang
Computer Animator – William NicholasGraphics Designer – Kasia Lodyga Graphics Designer – Elliott Hawkins

All Kinds of Art

Of course it wasn’t just my work at the exhibition. The Foundation course has students who do all kinds of art: painting, illustration, photography, textiles, sculpture, graphics…. the list goes on.

Here are some photos of the exhibited work of just a few of the artists:

Fine Artist – Georgina McCannPhotographer – Caitlin Walters Illustrator – Bethan LangstonIllustrator – Lauren Shill Over the next few days I will be posting photos of the exhibited work of the rest of the students on this course. Keep watching because it really is great!

Exhibition

Last night, the private view of the exhibition, went great! The turn out was really good and everyone’s work looked fantastic!
I’m so pleased with mine, this is my display:And here are some of the photos of my final jewellery pieces:I even went to the exhibition wearing this piece!(Model: Sarah Jenkins and Studio Assistant and Supporting Photographer: Andrew James Rees)

Relieved

I am relieved to tell you my exhibition display is up!
Today has been a busy day but the exhibition is pretty much ready so it was totally worth it. Everyone’s work looked fantastic!

I am also pleased to say that a photo of my petri dishes, from a previous project, was chosen to be used in one of the posters for the exhibition.These are the other posters, with images of other students work.The exhibition is at the Grand Theatre in Swansea and will be open for anyone to see from tomorrow until Monday. The Private view is on Thursday at 6:30. Feel free to come and see the work.