I have been beyond terrible in keeping up with this blog, and I know you've heard it before (as I'm pretty sure my past 3 or 4 posts have contained the same sentiment), but this time it's actually going to stick and I'm going to keep you up-to-date! Even if it's actually more for my own benefit, I really need to start correlating my thoughts and showing my passion for the subject I study and the career path I want to take.
I only have one resolution this year, and that is this blog. I love what I do, and I hope that comes through, and I hope even more that something I write and share resonates with someone who reads it. Whether it inspires them, teaches them, or enthuses them, I want my work to make someone feel something; even if it's only bad things!
And now onto something more related. I'm aware I promised updates on the Vampire music video that I produced a costume for last year, and I realise now, that I never really rounded all that off.
So, I finally got my hands on some of the professional photographs that were taken of my costume on my model Imogen and here they are.
It's unfortunate the puffy overskirt seems to have got a bit crushed, and all the painstaking beadwork has got tucked up and under the corset, which is ashame. However the corset fits beautifully and really compliments Imogen's figure. I'm definitely using these in my portfolio!
There are really interesting shapes and textures created from the back of the costume, which I think work really well. Especially the texture of the ruffles at the bottom of the chemise.
I was really proud with how this project went and now its in the past I can look on it with fond memories.
We also got given a copy of the music video that was created, but unfortunately we haven't yet got the rights to publish it online, but hopefully soon I'll be able to upload it on here!
On to a new year with new opportunities and new people. I've got all my fingers crossed for a good one.
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