Here is my portfolio of work from Art and Design Level 3 at Barnsley College. And some pieces created at home. Feel free to leave comments, like and share.
Wednesday, 19 March 2014
3D Workshop Final Design Sheet
Thursday, 13 March 2014
3D Workshop week 1
For our first week at 3D workshop, we began by looking at 3D pop out card templates. Which were a basic square with longer, shorter rectangles put together but in different places. On the sheet there was a diagram explaining what to do and how to create a pop out card with three pictures of different lines such as:
. Straight black line - cut line
. Black dotted line - valley line
. Black road line - mountain line
Firstly, we started off with the easy pop out template which was a small rectangle with a line going down it. Because the lines represent where you fold it. But they're all different lines. In my opinion it was quite hard trying to fold especially, inside the rectangles because then my pop out card looked a mess. In the lesson there were 1 to 10 templates we had to do. I only managed to get to 8 because the templates took alot of time to cut, perfect over the lines.
I did try very hard with the pop out cards and did very well to say ave never done it before. Once i got onto my 5th template the lesson started to get boring. Because, i was getting restless and tired of doing the same template. I think if there were different templates like; hearts, stars, flowers. Then, the lesson would be more intresting for me.
Monday, 17 February 2014
Observational Drawing Evalution


Sunday, 16 February 2014
Jewellery Workshop
This is my work i produced in Jewellery
Workshop. Here you will see pieces of different metals, which i used for
Embossing, Etching and piercing out.
At the start of the lesson, i made various Embossing and
Etching samples. Then, finished off by creating a piercing out sample.
For piercing out, i wrote my name onto the metal then used a cutting out tool with a small metal blade. Before, i could start piercing out. i had to use the drill to drill small holes in each corners of the letters so that i could put through the small metal blade then tighten it at the end.
I did enjoy piercing out because it was intresting but once you started to do it for 20 minutes or so your arms and hands began to hurt.
Wednesday, 5 February 2014
How to make a Collagraph Relief Print
Thursday, 16 January 2014
Print Making Session 1
For my first session of printmaking, we began to go through the steps of printmaking. Afterwards, we all was given a metal plate (zinc).Then we was given tools such as; craving tool, filer and a spoon. Before we could do anything, we had to file and smooth all the corners and edges on our metal plate. Furthermore, we were given A2 paper and had to design up to 4 drawings for a design on our metal plate. I only designed one drawing which was a Eagle tattoo. Then, once my design was fully completed, i was ready to put that design onto my plate. Firstly, by tracing my design onto a piece of tracing paper and then tracing it onto the metal plate. Secondly, i used my craving tool by scratching over my image again. Also etch into areas which are dark. And the place the plate into a tray of acid, for at least 3-5 minutes.Then clean the metal plate with a liquid which removes all the dirt and scratches off the plate.
