We started the degree in September so I've done many class work, but i have few pictures now. The drawing teacher took away some of my works, she said something like: I want to take photos. That's good i guess ⁀⊙﹏☉⁀
For this one we had to make something related with the nature, a leaf, fruit .. and create a texture for it.
I decided to use a traditional japanese pattern that's commonly seen on obi, hakata. Well, hakata refers a kind of weaving technique from Fukuoka, and it could have various patterns but the most characteristic is is what appears on the link below.
Uno de los primeros trabajos realizados para clase, dibujo del natural. Elegí hojas de Adelfa, pintadas con grafito, con colores, dibujo técnico, por ordenador etc.
Aunque ahora solo tengo del que teníamos que crear una textura, el resto lo tiene la profesora. A ver si me lo devuelve pronto ><
Para la textura me inspiré en el tejido japonés Hakata, el diseño más popular son una especie de cadenas de figuras geométricas. En el enlace de abajo hay una imagen, aunque no se ve muy bien se puede hacer una idea.
Hakata info:
A few days ago I could wear my furisode, I'm very happy ^^ it was with me for a year and couldn't use. I'll try to show it soon.
Próximamente fotos con mi furisode, el kimono más formal para mujeres solteras.
私はすでに振袖を着ていた。あとで写真を表示する (/^▽^)/
See you soon! またね! :3
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