When making something becomes about the process rather than the final outcome making that item look special can be a challenge...
About Me
- Emily Plumbly
- I graduated in July with a 1st Class Honors Textile degree from Norwich University of the Arts. I am a mix media printer specialising in discovering the unusual potential of various materials and inks. I identify and push boundaries discovering unexpected strengths within my chosen materials to develop thought provoking, contradictory structures. I find this concept exciting as new problems and tasks are constantly appearing, challenging me to explore further into the unknown realms of creating. Through unravelling the mysteries of traditional lace my passion for delicate structures has been fuelled, thus providing the pathway for making these fragile constructions. Inspiration is also found within the practise itself, one experimentation leading to another, stimulating the endless creative possibilities. I use Pinterest to collate all my internet based research, my URL is http://pinterest.com/emilyplumbly/
Friday, 10 May 2013
Monday, 6 May 2013
Light...
How can light alter how something is perceived?
From behind, up-close...
Light from inside. Singular or in multiples...
Beside..
Behind, bursting through...
Shining through a tunnel...
Reflecting off...
Casting shadow...
Up-close in-front...
What is a frame?
How a frame can interoperate what you see..
Is it the frame, the object or the shadow you see most?
Is it the wooden frame or the frame of the camera shot that makes the difference?
Is the white space important?
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