Showing posts with label acetate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label acetate. Show all posts

Wednesday, 9 April 2014

Let the printer ….see the ink!!

Finally the props for my window display are being made, with thanks to my trusty dell printer and a box or two of laser print acetate!

Final design of images - I was playing around with ways of how to attach the shapes together here.

Ribbon will also be used to tie certain parts together as ribbon is the sign for cancer awareness

Square and square and squares of acetete!!  
My trusty old dell printer!!


All i can say is this is going to be a long night!!

Tuesday, 1 April 2014

Window display development!



After evaluating the designs that I have produced so far for the window display I have began to develop a number of ideas further. I am starting to get very excited to now and I cant wait to install the window next week.

Below are a series of images from the development stage.


The theme of my project - cancer cells

Within my theme board, I have chosen this quote from Laura Linney, as I felt that is very fitting for my project. Until a person or relative has been affected by cancer, you never realise how it affects a person and their reflection on life. 
"People's view of cancer will change when they have their own relationship with cancer, which everyone will, at some point."
http://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/quotes/l/lauralinne452973.html#4t0RIVXDJblcic3o.99
From my own personal opinion from experiencing my dads battle, I feel I have adopted more of a carefree attitude towards life . Live for today and as my dad would say 'Ave it!' :)

Mood board - Mood that I want to portray within the project.
Lifestyle of my target audience
Window display development
Window display development
Window display development
Window display development - close up
Window display development

Window display development.


Now you will have to wait and see for the end result!



















Wednesday, 5 March 2014

Model making has started!

Carrying on from my post entitled…square, square and more squares', I have started to mock up using textured card and acetate the layout of my retail store.

By mocking up the layouts this way it allows me to see how my store will eventually look and also me to evaluate the layout of  different fixtures and fittings. I have decided already on some of my mock ups that I want to have less fixtures in and I want to move them around already.

Below is images taken of my mock up layouts so far. I have also tried to take the images as close to eye level as possible.

As close to eye level as possible

Overhead view










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