A little late but here are a few exceedingly amateur photographs of my final vessel on exhibition. There was a lot of sweet and toil but I think it was worth it. One photo, of an overgrown gutter on the Perth road just outside Duncan of Jordanstone, sparked my entire design for this piece. My "gutter" is hinged at either end, has a slot which holds a sheet of perspex at the front and the "Kerplunk" style brass pins actually work. The majority of the piece is made from silver-plated copper but it has brass highlights. In a few weeks time we are learning how to photograph are work properly so I hope to post some decent shots {without my reflection in them!) then.
Friday, 20 November 2009
A little late but here are a few exceedingly amateur photographs of my final vessel on exhibition. There was a lot of sweet and toil but I think it was worth it. One photo, of an overgrown gutter on the Perth road just outside Duncan of Jordanstone, sparked my entire design for this piece. My "gutter" is hinged at either end, has a slot which holds a sheet of perspex at the front and the "Kerplunk" style brass pins actually work. The majority of the piece is made from silver-plated copper but it has brass highlights. In a few weeks time we are learning how to photograph are work properly so I hope to post some decent shots {without my reflection in them!) then.
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