Designing Concepts to Create Art & Sculpture
Responding to a brief using design principles is essential to the expression and final outcome of the artwork.
That is why Rebecca takes an educated and research based approach to the design of the artwork or sculpture piece.
There are many concepts in the design process, some of which are not used but inform the final design and materials used, and here we highlight these processes and services.
Design Services
You can employ different stages of the design process. For example, it is not uncommon for clients to pay for this stage separately. That way they can see the final concepts without committing to the build of the final piece.
These design concepts can come in the form of drawings, miniature 3D prototypes, paintings or other art mediums.
Often the design process involves some form of research or may involve certain themes. For example Rebecca’s recent project for Talbot Heath School references progressive stages in a fluid dynamic vortex and is accompanied by water mist, referencing STEAM an educational approach to learning and encompasses science, technology, engineering, art and maths. Your commission may also involve such design details.
VIDEO: Work in progress in the studio on Launch, a sculpture first included in Reflection at Salisbury cathedral and laterinstalled at Regents Place, London. A film by David Nock
The rural setting and proximity to the sea allowed Rebecca to immerse herself in the natural world that inspires her, from bamboo and water lilies to botanical life cycles and photosynthesis. In nearby Mudeford Bay they were able to test out one of Rebecca’s sea inspired creations in the water at Mudeford spit. Read More.
