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Figure 1: Sample
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Following up my sampling I have first
chosen a lightweight fabric to work with. However, it causes too much tension
on the stitching during the process.
This had an impact on ho professional the final piece would look. I then
solved the problem with cutting around the figures and placed on an heavier
weight fabric, which I am pleased with for it creates the winter effect.
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Figure 2: Drawing
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I was finding it difficult to draw and
capture the front portrait of Lion.
For the final scene of my story, I want the
Lion to eat the Deer, but in figure 1, a clam stillness. For it was not sad
about the deer. For what is chaos for the deer, is nature for the Lion.
I plan on to have the deer body below the
Lion. I will experiment with different
angles of the body and how these can show emotion as much as facial expressions
can.
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Figure 3: Sampling.
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I have started to map out my figures
through hand-stitch. During the process, I have developed a hand stitch pattern
within my design.
Due to holiday, I have no access to
machines, I have decide to hand embroidery. It helps me to decide and see which
technique is appropriated for which area.
I plan on to make a start on samples. I enjoyed hand stitch, it mirrors painting an
image and it allows a personal connection and more control over the final
look.
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