Fashion Paper Doll

Here is some more of my older work:

 I made this paper doll whilst thinking about making my paper doll book, I based it on fashions I found in Vogue and Elle magazine. I've always made paper dolls, and when I was younger, collected them too.

Publish: Our Own Creations

First Published: 8th January 2010

Thinking about publications; these are things that we fill with our own input. They publish a book that you can create yourself.

 An Address Book

 

Scrapbook

 

Publish: Tube Map

First Published : 8th January 2010

I've always been fascinated by the TubeMap. I've grown up looking at it, and i'm always noticing new things about it. When I was little I liked the bright colours. It's so deceptively simple. The illustrations used on the covers have always been interesting too.

Publish: Maisy's House

First Published: 8th January 2010

Publish: Alphabet Pop-Up Book

First Published : 8th January 2010

Publish: Maps

First Published: 8th January 2010

I found these maps a while ago, they're one of the things I collect. I love the way that maps have their own codes and formats. I also like the idea of unwrapping or unfolding them. It seems somehow amazing that you can hold the surface of the earth in your hands and then just fold it up when you don't need it.

Publish: Sewing

First Published 8th January 2010 :

Sewing Pattern:

Sewing book

Fanning Action

 

The fan language instructions and colouring pages. I'm still working on the finished booklet. (in other words, I ran out of time during the project, but I want to try and finish it over the summer.)

Cut out and fold out fan

I decided to make an activity book aimed at children, from which you could design and construct your own fan and then follow diagrams in the book to learn the fan language. I decided that I could also turn these instructions into images of Victorian ladies that could be coloured.

 Fold out cover rough.

Fan trials

 Fan shape

Activity book cover (Pocket-folding cardboard to make fan leaves)