For years I've always done something creative. Mainly sewing, but in recent years I have done some study and now have a Certificate IV in Colour & Design, a Diploma in Visual Arts - Surface Design (Textile and Homewares etc etc) and another in Colour Design (Residential and Commercial colour styling).
So for this week I thought I'd showcase some of my mood boards from the courses.
Waverton - A renovation. I won the Dulux Award for Creative Colour Application with this one in 2009.
These were from a last minute assignment we were given, also in the Colour Design course. My entry was one of the 10 finalists. The award was sponsored by Porters Paints. I called my range 'Tuscany' with a play on words for 'A House in Tuscany' and 'A Garden in Tuscany.
A Bar/Restaurant refit complete with samples of tiles, paint, fabric and wallpaper. Yes!! I used a Florence Broadhurst wallpaper. Well, what else did you think I'd use!
Lastly, a colour story for fabrics to be used for outdoor furniture. I was really happy with this board.
More Creative Pursuits over at Being Tazim here.
Oh that are so cool & look at you with all your awards, fancy indeed. Congratulations. Sounds like you have great inspiration, love Posie
ReplyDeleteI love these boards - much nicer than the ones I whipped out when I was taking design/decor courses!
ReplyDeleteI love to create mood boards and have done a few in my interiors course too. Love the colours used in your boards - you really deserved that award, congratulations. One thing I would rather not do is choose colour - funny, but I'm more comfortable telling someone which wall to knock down!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your lovely comments on my blog. Look forward to your next post. Michelle