For the pages in my sketchbook on 'The sixties' exhibition, I took ideas from different pieces of artwork to use for my background. On some of the glass windows in the exhibition, large flowers decorated them, therefore I took this and used it for my first page. I cut out a stencil of the flower and used it to design my sheet. I used black and white paper as that were the colours of the flowers used on the window. For the background of the second page I painted it a pastel pink as a wall in the exhibition was painted this colour, I then used different coloured card to experiment with making a multicoloured strip that was used in another piece. I don't think this worked as well has I had hoped it would however I still think it looks interesting. I then used images I had taken at the gallery and used them to display in my book. If i were to change anything about this page I would have draw more and made it look more interesting as I feel it looks too boring with just images stuck on a page.
The second exhibition I visited was the 'Fashion & Freedom' exhibition at The Civic. Displayed here where garments designed by fashion designers and university fashion students portraying the 1914-18 - now style. I don't feel as though this exhibition was very inspiring for me towards my project as I felt they were more costume clothing than clothing that was actually worn in that period. However, there was one or two pieces that I did like out of the exhibition and could maybe take the colour scheme through into my project.
For this page I used photographs I took from the exhibition and collaged them onto the page along with the exhibition flyers promoting the work. I am not a fan of this page as I feel it looks very boring, if I could change this page I would add more colour and maybe some fashion illustrations of the clothes to make it look more engaging.
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