This Brave
New World Project for me was, for the most part, a challenge. I initially
struggled with the process of creating the prosthetic pieces, and although I
enjoyed the methods and techniques, which I learned, I seemed to struggle when
actually carrying them out. This was seen at first with my failed wound that I
had to recreate and re shoot. By the end and after practise however I think I
have improved greatly. I began researching and thinking about my Brave New
World concept by considering what aspect of nature interested me as well as thinking
of the attributes I wanted to convey about the character I was creating. After
I decided I wanted to work within the aquatic element of nature, I started to
research fish and their characteristics. I wanted to see how fish functioned so
that I could translate my favourite features into my character. I did this by
researching gills, scales, fins and eyes. I also researched fish human hybrids
before I started creating my designs so I could gain inspiration. I also
referenced and researched films and TV shows where fish hybrids feature. I struggled
with creating my make up designs but sorted this by deciding to focus on one
fish. I also had to redo one of my sculptures, which eventually became my most
successful prosthetic. I was also really happy with the application of my
pieces in the assessment, as previously I have struggled with this stage, and
also thought the make up colouring worked really well. Overall I am really
pleased with the way that my character turned out and after initial worry and
stress am happy.
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