The decor however is really focused on gentle curves and floral design. A combination of the natural order and the human one.





That balance has since shifted. The natural order is supressed. The angles of humanity. Of technology. A decor which resides in both baroque and the harsh lines of our world leave little room for conventional flora.

 I have also found a new interest in baroque decor.

 How it can be recreated on a small and cheap scale,

And if in practice the effect is at all desirable. This so far though has proven to be a very effective way of 3D printing my ideas.

 

The beginning of a new project, keeping more up to date with my blog. What was missing last year for me was structure. So in the literal sense, this is where i am starting. With structures.

Above, exprimenting with glue as a medium, whether it can be used to construct shapes rather than just stick.

A broken  and fluid look which mimics a city's energy achieved by using gloss house paint as a base layer which parcially resists the acrylic which is painted on top.

 Above: testing application but using the tube as the drawing tool but putting a hole in a lid, taping it to the paint and drawing that way.

The lines were not as rigid as i would have hoped but i still had some form of control.

Using an old paint tub i repeated this test forcing paint through a narrower hole to get more controlled lines.

An experimentation into light and shadow. How can our waste reflect our own society?

The photos bellow are the photos taken during my initial exploration into cities and my fasination with them. Shots from London, liverpool, lancaster and Birmingham as apart of my summer project.