Tuesday 14 September 2010
Free download of Trends publication:
http://www.mpdclick.com/mudpie/magazines/issue25/issue_25.pdfTo sign up for access to the intrenet site access:
stating "St Bedes Sixth Form", Fashion Design and Miss Lowe in required fields
Thursday 10 June 2010
Week 1 -
- Ensure you bring in your sketch book to each lesson (If you have left it in the cupboard, it will be in the Year 11 box now!)
- You must leave your A3 portfolio in school following each lesson. It CAN NOT leave the room!
Note:
Portfolio = A3 presentation work
Sketchbook = A4 / A5 sketchbook (rough ideas / development
- Review your portfolio with one of your peers- Check you have:
Page 3 - Shop report and Design Analysis (your titles may differ slightly)
(click on links if you need to review)
- Make some key comments in your sketchbook that reflect the work you have done so far:
Strengths, Weaknesses, what else you may need to find out to support your project
- Using the framework provided as well as the example piece of work below you now need to compile a Research analysis page.
(Please complete this on lined paper and slide into your portfolio of work. Once checked this can be typed up)
Week 2 -
Week 3 -
Week 4 -
Monday 7 June 2010
Page 3 - This will include the following:
- Shop report - Approx 5 products investigated fully
- An image of the product
- A description of the product
- Price
- Fabric chosen
- What you find interesting about the product in relation to your chosen design brief and task analysis
- How you might change the product to meet the needs of your intended client more fully - You may consider adding a sketch here
- A brief biography of designer
- A range of products that define the collection and signature of the designer
- Annotation / review to discuss how you feel this designers style fits in with the needs of your intended client and market
Page 2 - This will include the following:
An example of a Moodboard
An example of Questionnaire and analysis
- An A5 (approx) Mood board
- The response to the questionnaire you have conducted
- x10 questions asked to at least 10 clients
- Charts of most important responses
- A written analysis of your findings
An example of a Moodboard
An example of Questionnaire and analysisProducing your moodboard
A moodboard is the overall theme / feel that you are hoping to portray in your project. It should describe your thought process in graphical form. The objective of a moodboard in Textiles Design is to help you create ideas for colour, texture, pattern, shape etc for your product range. It is not a product board and should not be a series of images that show garments or final products unless it used to convey your ideas.
Requirements
You moodboard should be no bigger than A5 in size.
It should be in full colour unless justified.
Producing your Questionnaire
Following the lesson, please complete your questionnaire as requested. Remember the purpose of your questionnaire and the types of questions you were asked to consider.
Log on to www.surveymonkey.com with your user name and password we created in class.
Go to 'My surveys'
Click on the survey you created. You should have named it something like ' Textiles Questionnaire'...
Go to ' Design'
Complete your questionnaire as shown in class.
Once completed, go to 'Collect responses'.
You will have to click on your survey title again.
Highlight with your mouse and copy the link address that is underneath the section titled 'Sending Survey Link in an Email'
You can now post this link into an email or use via facebook etc.
Send to as many relevant people as possible. They should be people that you perceive to be like your intended target market - It is important to keep your client profile in mind at all times.
We will access the data in your following lesson, which consequently, will actually be Friday as it is tutorial on Wednesday...so you have a little more time!
Any problems, please reply to this link and I can access your messages.
A moodboard is the overall theme / feel that you are hoping to portray in your project. It should describe your thought process in graphical form. The objective of a moodboard in Textiles Design is to help you create ideas for colour, texture, pattern, shape etc for your product range. It is not a product board and should not be a series of images that show garments or final products unless it used to convey your ideas.
Requirements
You moodboard should be no bigger than A5 in size.
It should be in full colour unless justified.
Producing your Questionnaire
Following the lesson, please complete your questionnaire as requested. Remember the purpose of your questionnaire and the types of questions you were asked to consider.
Log on to www.surveymonkey.com with your user name and password we created in class.
Go to 'My surveys'
Click on the survey you created. You should have named it something like ' Textiles Questionnaire'...
Go to ' Design'
Complete your questionnaire as shown in class.
Once completed, go to 'Collect responses'.
You will have to click on your survey title again.
Highlight with your mouse and copy the link address that is underneath the section titled 'Sending Survey Link in an Email'
You can now post this link into an email or use via facebook etc.
Send to as many relevant people as possible. They should be people that you perceive to be like your intended target market - It is important to keep your client profile in mind at all times.
We will access the data in your following lesson, which consequently, will actually be Friday as it is tutorial on Wednesday...so you have a little more time!
Any problems, please reply to this link and I can access your messages.
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