I have now completed my M.A. in Theatre Arts and after writing 30,000 words and submitting the designs from my research practice I have passed with Distinction. I am so ecstatic about the result and can truly say that though some of the time it has been the hardest thing I have ever chosen to do, it has been a fantastic experience and I have learnt a great deal.
However, I don't want my research to stop there. I am keen to continue to develop it and look at some of the questions which have been raised from the M.A.. In particular, I really want to combine analogue and digital processes to see how they can compliment each other and open up possibilities which I have not considered before. I will continue to keep this blog as a record of my ever evolving research into digital costume design.
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Costume Design for the Production of Mary Barton by Adele Keeley
This blog is an informal dialogue about my research into the use of computers for costume design. Click through the entries below to view posts under specfic discussion points
Costume Design for the Production of Mary Barton by Adele Keeley
Research areas by heading: click on heading to view entries
- 01. about my blog (1)
- 02. Establishing a Case Study (1)
- 03. Rendering Styles - case study (4)
- 04. Design Development - case study (8)
- 05. Production Period - case study (9)
- 06. Design and Realisation - case study (3)
- 07. Digital drawing Experiments (8)
- 08. What makes a good costume illustration? (2)
- 09. Digtial Drawing Trials (3)
- 10. Why Digital? (2)
- 11. Context (4)
- 12: MA Conclusion (1)
- 13. Continued research - Post MA (2)
- 14. Hamlet B.O.A.T. 2009 (3)
About Me
- Adele Keeley
- Bournemouth, Dorset, United Kingdom
- I am a H.E. lecturer in Costume and have a research interest in the digital platform for design communication. This blog is a mechanism to record my explorations.