Field Module

Field Module.

“The City”

CARDIFF CASTLE• First time visiting

Cardiff Castle• Primary city that

I currently live in

• Interesting attraction

Cardiff Castle history

• Over 200 years of development

• Has been the home to such like the Romans, to Normans and to the Tudors

• William Burges transforms the castle to a Gothic Revival style

• Now a very large attraction to public and tourists

Normans Keep

• Interesting build

• Moat

• Stairs leading up

• Small narrow windows

View from ‘Normans Keep’

• Skyline view

• Traditional/Old building ‘The house’

• Modern new build of the stadium behind it

• View of both old and new

‘Skylines’• Never been one to have an interest in skylines

• After seeing views from ‘Norman Keep’, became interested in it

• Skylines of Cardiff

Stephen Wiltshire

• Artist who draws skylines of London city

• Can sometimes draw them from memory

• Beginning with animals, he moved onto London buses and then to the city

• Draws in a panoramic style

• Incredibly talented

• Linear

DRAWING

My own re-creations of skyline drawings by Stephen Wiltshire, however only choosing parts or particular buildings.

Skyline drawings of CardiffFrom his inspiration I decided to create my own skyline images of Cardiff.

Rough drawing in Cardiff Castle – ‘The House/Clocktower’

SILHOUETTES/OUTLINE Just drawing outlines of buildings or skylines, over lapping some of them.

Lee-Ann Adendorff

• Currently a design manager

• American artist, now lives in Ireland

• Rigid linear drawings

• She uses ink to create some works

• Often prints her works onto canvas’ in which she sells

Surface PatternPATTERNS

DECORATION

USED ON WIDE RANGE OF MATERIALS

EXPERIMENTING

RESEARCH WITH MATERIALS

Cardiff castle and its’ patterns

Cardiff Castle has many patterns that I noticed when visiting the attraction:

. Cobbled pathways

. The stairs

. Patterns on the slate slabs on both floors and walls

. Patterns on fabric within the ‘House’

. Doors that had patterns on

EXAMPLES

COBBLED PATHS

STONES WITHIN WALLS

“RUB-INS”

From these patterns I took ‘Rub-ins’, however some didn’t turn out as well as I hoped.

DEVELOPMENT

• Over lapping

• Lines

• New image

• Emerging silhouettes, skylines, surface patterns or textures together

“Fine Jewelry from Jerusalem”

https://www.fine-jewelry-from-jerusalem.com/

SCROLL

• Handmade

• Hand painted

• City of Jerusalem

• The form

DEVELOPMENT & IDEAS

• Final ideas

• Taking all research and creating an outcome

• Materials

• Form, style etc

• Glazing, slips, what techniques?