So to begin with I started gathering images of animal markings and made a few word lists. I decided for this module I’d try using a sketchbook for some things. At the end of module 1 I ended up with a large bundle of papers and many samples etc and whilst that’s great I want to think ahead to almost after the course when I’ll be drawing on this work for inspiration. Looking through the work I did towards the C&G level 2 (I did this a few years ago with the then Opus School of Textile Arts) I learnt that some things are good in a sketchbook, other things are not. So when I’m not sure what to do with something it’s going to get pinned in. That way I can whip it out again if I change my mind!
When I was hunting out images from my existing stash I took a look at the image ‘sourcebook’ I produced for the Level 2 C&G. I came across some interesting pages so I pulled them out (eek!) and entered them into my sketchbook as useful source pages. I’ll add more images as I come across them.
Image 1 - Inside front cover of sketchbook with image and word list:
Image 2 – Page taken from C&G L2 ‘Sourcebook’ for images:
Image 3 – Page taken from C&G L2 ‘Sourcebook’ for images:
Image 4 – Page taken from C&G L2 ‘Sourcebook’ for images:
Image 5 – Page taken from C&G L2 ‘Sourcebook’ for images:
Image 6 – Page taken from C&G L2 ‘Sourcebook’ for images:
Image 7 – Page taken from C&G L2 ‘Sourcebook’ for images:
Image 8 – Page taken from C&G L2 ‘Sourcebook’ for images:
Image 9 – Image with word list:
Image 10 – Image with word list. It’s not clear from this image but this iguana has some incredible textures and I’ll investigate them further for chapter 4:
Image 11 – Image with word list:
Image 12 – The patterns in the wings here are super:
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