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Date
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Friday 2nd November 2012
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Fabric/Paper
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White A4 thick card
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Dye type/Process
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Flock
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Colour Specifics
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Grey flock.
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What worked?
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As this was a singular print of one image of my older sister when she
was young, I did some marbling print on the background to give this sample
some extra detail, the flock colour I used was a darker shade so it worked
well together.
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What went wrong and could be improved?
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I tend to dislike this image of my older sister; it does not remind
me of her. I wanted this project to have a personal connection with me and
using this image, I do not get that feeling.
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Notes
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I like the element of how the marbling print is flat and the flock
print brings a 3-dimensional element to it, a combination that I find works
well.
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Sample Number
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Sample 16-My Older Sister Carla when she was young.
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Date
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Friday 2nd November 2012
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Fabric
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White Bleached Cotton and Scollata Cotton
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Dye type/Process
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Flock
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Colour Specifics
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Dark Brown Flock
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What worked?
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Using flock I feel like I am always guaranteed to get a block clear
image of the stencil I have printed. Using a plain white background enhances
the stencil and makes the flock print look better.
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What went wrong and could be improved?
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In some areas the flock fades, this does not matter when it comes to
the print of James but it does bother me when it comes to the print of Hannah
because it fades in areas that I want to be clear.
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Notes
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I need to remember that with these specific prints it doesn’t always matter
whether the flock/foil or Aquaspand comes out prefect, some fading adds to my
project as well as adding shading to the print.
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Sample Number
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Sample 17&18-My younger brother and sister.
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