Thursday, 3 January 2013

Imperial War Museum

Went to the Imperial War Museum in Salford last week and got some good photos; it was a great source of inspiration for primary images and I took loads. I was looking at different textures and materials that link in with my predicted trend and managed to find a section of clothing from soldiers uniforms to nurses capes- the thick tougher types of fabrics that are part of my trend. There were lots of metal surfaces as well to take photos of and some have turned out really detailed. The colours Link in as well as for the war there were more neutral tones.
Personal memento- aged, worn

Army document- style idea for trend presentation

Worn, Rustic colours. Tin box- presentation idea

Soldiers coat- thick fabric, leather shoulder pads

Woven hat; textured surface


Leather boot- defiantly old and worn; eroded over time

Use of brass buckles and buttons

Metal mess- rustic, distressed by the elements and time

Metal components smoothish surface with metallic sheen.

Metal helmet-surface worn and eroding

Shell- combination of texture, colour; brass has captured reflection of rope

Cannon at it joints

Support of cannon gun

The tread of a tanks. Rusted with eroded quality

Metal mask- colour and surface texture


Gas mask and pilot's head gear- leather and corded strapping

Drinks canister with tough fabric coating

Pocket watch; face aged and distressed

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