Design and Realisation - TFD1172

Assessment 1: Written assignment (coursework)

Feedback will be delivered in both written and verbal forms and, where appropriate, through use of online methods.
In addition to ongoing informal feedback and evaluation as part of the teaching process, formally structured tutorials will be scheduled to allow appropriate feedback and clear guidance for development. These will take the form of formative feedback prior to the final submission of assignments as part of the summative assessment.

Written Assignment

Assessment 1: Portfolio

A design portfolio that demonstrates a developing personal style and includes a range of visual and skills-based work, such as media exploration, research sketchbooks, mood/concept boards, digital applications, design development, and illustrations. Manipulation of blocks into accurate patterns and prototypes that demonstrate appropriate sewing methods and fabric utilisation. Supporting annotated technical file that includes pattern manipulation experiments and manufacturing samples.

Portfolio

<p>In Design and Realisation you will develop a portfolio of work which explores design concepts, visual media, shape, proportion, colour and fabric selection, supported by two-dimensional and three-dimensional construction processes, to create unique fashion clothing.  </p>

School of Arts and Humanities

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Fashion Design

TFD1172 - Design and Realisation

Design and Realisation

be able to demonstrate initiative and awareness of personal and professional skills and the articulation of ideas and information within a fashion context, through independent and collaborative practice and reflection, review and evaluation.

be able to demonstrate the use of proportion, line and contemporary styling through the translation of individual design concepts to pattern manipulation techniques, flat production patterns and supporting material which utilise accurate measurements.

be able to communicate, analyse and evaluate creative and innovative research through a variety of forms for effective application to creative practice.

be able to demonstrate extended awareness of the use of specialist machinery and suitability of materials by completing toiles, garments and supporting material which identify the appropriateness of stitch types and seam finish for specific purposes and also negotiate solutions.  

be able to evidence use of a comprehensive range of media including CAD to record visual stimuli in an individual and sensitive manner relevant to fashion design.

be able to manage individual conceptual and practical tasks in a timely, professional manner which identify personal strengths and needs; express ideas, opinions and criticisms verbally and present work to a foundation level relevant to industry practice.

be able to demonstrate independence and awareness of visual research leading to cohesive design development that considers the needs and constraints of specific markets.