Future Lifestyles- Post 7

Continuing with the Future Lifestyles work from year 2; here are the final 2 pages of my submission. These images are digital paintings I did using George Harris' rendered model as a base, I'm really pleased with these paintings and wish I had time to do more.

Future Lifestyles- Post 6

Continuing with the Future Lifestyles work from year 2; these pages look at the docking system of the ship and how the interiors have been structured accordingly.

The sub-team I collaborated with did a fantastic job of working creatively with the concepts I had produced, George Harris, who modelled the ship, came up with the solution for the propulsion of the ship- a problem we had been experimenting with for a time. All credit for the page below goes to him, I just wanted to put together an explanatory sheet to inform my future pages.

Future Lifestyles- Post 5

Continuing with the Future Lifestyles work from year 2; here marks the beginning of my work on the vertical ship that I carried out with a (much more successful) sub-team.

It is a great shame for me that the sub-team and the subject matter came together at such a late stage as I really feel that my best work during the module was on this part and I thoroughly enjoyed working on it.

Future Lifestyles- Post 4

Continuing with the Future Lifestyles work from year 2; these pages focus on the island itself once again, looking at what possible materials it can be made from in the future.

Future Lifestyles- Post 3

Continuing with the Future Lifestyles work from year 2; in these images, I worked on the architecture for the more residential areas of the marine research facility.

Future Lifestyles- Post 2

Continuing with the Future Lifestyles work from year 2; in these pages I looked into how to shape the island itself.