We had some come in talk about diffrent things about the diffrent

 

mindmap about the name for our end of show

could make this fuction in my store

Session to help us get a line of enquiry

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Pictures from liverpool ,  primary research is good way to get out there see whats there .

We had Talk about real fur, but he was about the fuctionality of fur base products .he wanted to give information out ,but not change your mind. But I feel why people go mad about real fur, when consumers eat meat or wear animal products it is just same.

Today we had to bring in what thought that drives you as a designer

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showed in pictures , im open person , nothing stops me

 

 

Second model out of foam board.  Develop of where to put in the shop plan.

today we handed are visual reach report , this is our research for are Honors which we start in the next few weeks thinking on what to do.

 

we talked about what are report was about

 

While I was down in London, visiting friends I went to a museum, which was V&A who got serious about shoes – and we aren’t talking ballet flats, cosy boot’s or Crocs. ‘Shoes: Pleasure and Pain’ focuses on the transformative power of extreme footwear, exploring the agony and ecstasy that footwear might inspire. Over 200 pairs of shoes past and present have been gathered from all around the world, from ancient Egyptian sandals decorated in pure gold leaf to hi-tech shoes created using a 3D printer. Pairs worn by the likes of Marilyn Monroe, Queen Victoria, Sarah Jessica Parker and Daphne Guinness will are on  display, alongside iconic shoes from popular culture. Across two floors, you’ll find everything from the comfortable to the truly toe-curling. The ground floor gallery explores ‘Transformation,’ discovering how the concept of empowerment has been tied in with footwear through folklore, ‘Status,’ showing how impractical shoes represent privileged and leisurely lifestyles, and ‘Seduction,’ which investigates shoes as objects of fetishism. Upstairs, the first floor gallery dissects the processes of designing and creating a shoe. Shoe’s so much that some of us are even happy to squish our feet into weird shapes that leave us uncomfortable and sore.

I  have been to this museum before to go see Alexander Mcqueen exhibition  so I know they know to make good exhibition.  Suited in amazing building, bag getting checked before going in just making sure you’re safe.  Even I have been twice there more to see in this amazing place, So watch this space, as you could see more about their work, what they do make their public come back to see more.