Portfolio layout Development

After choosing to change my portfolio from an A4 portfolio to a A3 portfolio I was looking at different layouts for my portfolio. Using layout pad I layedout 12 sheets in a 3x4 layout. I then drawed a thick black line from page 1 that linked all the pages together. I then later my work above the pages. I got this idea from when I visited Nottingham Trent for the open day and in the shop there was a display which consisted of  different pages so they was all connected together with just one line. After looking from a distance I found that the black line was very over powering drawing my attention away from my work. To reduce this I could reduce the thickness of the line and the colour such as clyan which isn't as in your face. Finally I came to the conclusion that I will just have my work on  black card removing the boarder and just present my work. From this I found that I need to be more confident about the quality of my work and not to try and distract people away by overcomplicating my portfolio design.

Cardboard Box

First session back after half term and I was given a cardboard box which i took my sketch book and reflective practice book and noted down what I could see and what i could hear and what I was thinking. I then punched holes into the side of the box around he light areas that was shinning through using my pencil. to record the amount of light inside the cardboar box I used my phone to take picture. Now I have to think how I can use this cardboard box and be related to the alternative miss world with  a theme of leters and numbers.

Final 3D Model

After Colouring the templates for there 3D Pencil in Adobe Illustrator

 I then printed and stuck the template to greybeard and Cut the templates for each section out. 

Next Using the Glue gun I then assembled all the sections of the Pencil together

Final using metal wire and the glue gun I inserted the wire through the centre of the shapes and positioned them above each other. 

Next I am going to take pictures of the model and an environment where the model could be positioned.