THE FINAL PROJECT
alpertsas:

So I have finally decided on my project (which I’ve been working on) here is a proposal I presented in class which shows my thinking and thoughts.  I’ve decided on a concept project to utilise the piston-like pressure that builds up in the london underground system to power a concept turbine to be installed on platforms.  Click this text to see my base proposal

Freddie The Exploding Dog (by ChloeAlpert)

What is wind - short (by ChloeAlpert)

PRESS & BLEED proudly presents Eightfold a launch of new publications by second year BA Graphic Design students at Chelsea College Of Art and Design. Co-ordinated by Ben Branagan, Kieron Dennis, and Ray O’meara the exhibition represents the culmination of the spring terms major project. 48 students have worked in groups to produce 8 creative publications spanning a variety of subjects including Folklore, Pyschology, Adventure and Experience’s. Each publication redefines the notion of what a territory is, but also what a publication can be.

Our work “echo” will be on display. 

This is a book I made in response to our collections brief, I decided to do a very shot somewhat technical book on a series of blue gemstones available to me.  For those gemmologists out there - yes, there are a LOT missing, but time was a factor here, as well as resources.  

If you would like to see the collected book, you can DOWNLOAD IT HERE

HERE IT IS, the latest portfolio, submitted January 2012, these are a series of projects that we have been set on our university course. Have a look! Click here to see my portfolio

A film in 16 sections by 2nd-year BA Graphic Design Communication students at Chelsea College of Art and Design, made in response to a brief by animation artist Max Hattler.

Chloe Alpert (Direction/Artwork/Animation/Sound), Sunnie Newby (Direction/Artwork), Gabriella Voyias (Direction/Artwork/Sound)

Lecturer/Tutor/Brief by: Max Hattler
Technical Support: David Barnett
Project initiated by: Kieron Dennis

Made at Chelsea College of Art and Design, 2012

The final version of our Max Hattler Animation project.  Our prompt was black and white, dot to black.

We decided to take a sort of progressive approach to the animation and have the forms sort of morph together with the finale producing an after image which quite literally faded to black. 

This will be one part of a full 16-part animation that goes through different colour transitions. It is being compiled by Max Hatter, and I should have the final project posted on here soon. 

A second look at my original biographies project.  My research and analysis took me to the contention that,

“The individual only has meaning when part of the whole,”

and what happened was a very extreme form of over analysis that lead me to do some highfalutin-ish dialogue on banks/HSBC adverts that while done well on the construction part, really didn’t work.  So I decided to take a step back and analyse the anatomy of a print, and I settled on going back to an original idea of patterns and multiples and looked at CMYK.  I created this series considering that the colour values on the same image would not have the same value when dissected as it would put together to form its whole.