I wanted to show my work in it's simple form, showing the beauty of the process next to the beauty of the final creation.
I used symmetry to create further allure. To mix the organic with the ordered.
About Me
- Emily Plumbly
- I graduated in July with a 1st Class Honors Textile degree from Norwich University of the Arts. I am a mix media printer specialising in discovering the unusual potential of various materials and inks. I identify and push boundaries discovering unexpected strengths within my chosen materials to develop thought provoking, contradictory structures. I find this concept exciting as new problems and tasks are constantly appearing, challenging me to explore further into the unknown realms of creating. Through unravelling the mysteries of traditional lace my passion for delicate structures has been fuelled, thus providing the pathway for making these fragile constructions. Inspiration is also found within the practise itself, one experimentation leading to another, stimulating the endless creative possibilities. I use Pinterest to collate all my internet based research, my URL is http://pinterest.com/emilyplumbly/
Friday 13 December 2013
Friday 28 June 2013
Saturday 22 June 2013
Discovering and deciding a context.
A great photo-shoot to discover further the potential of this work..
Model : Elizabeth Elliot
Hair and MUA: Jack Baxter
Textiles Designer and Co- Stylist: Emily Plumbly
Stylist and Photographer: Danielle Bussel
Hair and MUA: Jack Baxter
Textiles Designer and Co- Stylist: Emily Plumbly
Stylist and Photographer: Danielle Bussel
Thursday 16 May 2013
More Photos
These Eggs have been grouped together to show what they could look like as a sculpture collection.
Some more Eggs, trying new textures and sizes.
Sunday 12 May 2013
Can loosing the intention provoke new views?
What if you pile things on top of each other?
What about layering?
Or grouping?
Friday 10 May 2013
More photographing..
When making something becomes about the process rather than the final outcome making that item look special can be a challenge...
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