I felt it was crucial to develop samples for my presentation to display my work in a more so proffessional manor. I want to exhibit a variety of my development through a clean aesthetic and presentation.
Thread Drawing samples
I was pleased with my first thread drawing however I decided to produce a finalised sample for presentation. I decided to use imagery from my primary research to refer to aspects of the village.
Process –
I used a similar mdf board to produce this sample, I coated this in gold spray paint to add a sophisticated finish to the piece while also ensuring a vibrant background for my drawings. I then drew a brief outline of my image and began to hammer in 20mm pins along the lines.
I added a variety of threads and colours to explore different outcomes as well as presenting two very different techniques and effects to express the potential of this particular process.
Painting
I created a painting in response to the urban and rural landscape of Northenden, joining tones and textures of the two for abstract exploration.
Sewing into print
I decided to use a piece of fabric soak in ink and white spirit to mimic tones of time, using yellow ink, I lightly printed my lino cut and used a combination of black and white thread to introduce detail to the sample. I did this to play with style and depth.

