7. Apply practice-based research to the development of original ideas.
Shown below are some pieces of work from my "Imaginary Creature Design" brief. The brief stated that we had to create a creature that did not exist already. We could use parts of different animals to create our own imaginary creature.
We had to design our creature from scratch which meant starting at the skeleton. Then we had to add muscles and then fur or skin or scales etc. Throughout this stage we had to make sure everything would work correctly. So the muscles had to be able to work and had to fit correctly onto the skeleton. the skin also had to then fit correctly on top of the muscles and we had to consider any fat that would also plump up our creature.
So shown below is the development of the creation of my Imaginary Creature from start to finish.
We had to design our creature from scratch which meant starting at the skeleton. Then we had to add muscles and then fur or skin or scales etc. Throughout this stage we had to make sure everything would work correctly. So the muscles had to be able to work and had to fit correctly onto the skeleton. the skin also had to then fit correctly on top of the muscles and we had to consider any fat that would also plump up our creature.
So shown below is the development of the creation of my Imaginary Creature from start to finish.
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