Thursday, 13 February 2014

The first prototype

This is the first prototype me and Poppy experimented on. The dark green on the bottom right hand side didn't seem to work in contrast to the red yellow and lighter colours worked very well.

Joe

As this is our first stone that we have made I don't think that we failed terribly. The only thing that I would change on it would have to be the contrast in colours. The silver on the bottom left that has the 'PL' on it, is going to be the background of all the stones which I think looks effective enough to put it on show. I think we should call it the 'graffiti' stone as it looks like someone has just oame along and drawn some random things that just came into their mind. The overall view of it is quite high as it is just our first prototype. Hope you like it.

Poppy


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  1. marmalade13 February 2014 at 18:14

    I think this a very good idea! 'The Graffiti stone', despite being a bit random, looks wonderful! Lots of colour, it makes me cheerfull just looking at it. I have to say I would very much like to buy one!!!

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  2. marmalade13 February 2014 at 18:21

    Thank you for that note. If you would really like to buy just look at the costs below and post that to me. Thank you for that.

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  3. Unknown13 February 2014 at 19:55

    Really like the idea got some good stuff to add to it. Joe

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  4. marmalade13 February 2014 at 19:57

    If you would like a personalised message on one of your stones please make sure you put that in the information. Thank you.

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  5. Anonymous14 February 2014 at 08:39

    I would like three stones please but I have specific requirements. I would like three stones, each in the style of a different artist Picasso, Rothko and Malevich. I also would like them to come with a certificate of originality and an agreement that you will not use these same designs for other customers. I would like to see your research on this blog and I shall be willing to pay £5 for the three pebbles. Yours JFM

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