Diseño titulada "Paddock to Plate ca…" por Gifts From The House Of Whimsy, Obra de arte original, Objetos

Paddock to Plate cafe stall banner (2013) Diseño por Gifts From The House Of Whimsy

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Dimensiones Altura 157,5in, Anchura 196,9in

Painted on canvas with hessian basket detail. Stall decor for "Paddock to Plate" cafe of local Farmer's Market at Nimbin Agricultural Show 2012. Based on Blue Knob Farmer's Market logo I designed by Stephanie Seckold Acerca de esta obra[...]

Gifts From The House Of Whimsy

Australia

The works in this gallery are a sample of the past few years. Before that, I haven't kept photographic records. As may be obvious, I wear a few different hats! One of my first creative passions was the theatre & dance. I love costume & have learnt shoemaking (the only official course I've completed) I am otherwise self-taught, although I read a lot. I've designed sets, posters, logos & album covers. There's not many mediums I haven't explored- painting, sculpture (Mmmm clay, yum), furniture, building structures & landscape design (Permaculture principles) Although I can DO Art, my creative juices are more often engaged in designing practical solutions for our poorly (unconsciously) designed modern lifestyles.
I question everything I see, I want to know "what is it, how does it work, what is it made out of, how was it made, how else can it be used?' Naturally occurring designs I apply to functional objects, which makes them appear whimsical, but to me is logical.
That I take inspiration from nature is obvious. Perfect design is everywhere in the natural world. Efficiency, physics, the patterns of flow & direction of force create the forms on earth. We shouldn't need to re-invent the wheel, only be better students of the master Designer.