Atton Conrad O’murchadha

Atton Conrad O’murchadha is a London based Advertising and art photographer who has produced these amazing pieces of photography artwork for Futures Light’ story in 125 Magazine. 

In this project he painted dresses onto models using the light drawing/painting technique. 

He has almost created different brush strokes in his work to create truly unique a new idea of fashion and photography. 

Images off http://attonconrad.com

Light painting technique taken to a different level

Using the light drawing/painting technique I shot these images and they are seriously creepy. 

The images of almost painful, distorted poses layered on top of each other give a possessed feel to my subject. You wouldn't think he was laughing the whole way through the photo shoot. 

Ink and water

During in my photography night class we captured what happens when coloured ink is dropped into water, these are a few of my images. 

I tried using different objects to hold my water and different thickness of ink. Seems to be the bigger container the better (also easier to photograph) and the thicker the ink the longer it it holds together however it looses the the smoky quality the thinner ink has. 

Tartan and PVC

Yesterday I was given about a meter and half of green tartan wool fabric to play with to try and create a garment for myself. I tried pairing it with different types of fabric I had when I then found some PVC scraps that worked perfectly. 

I played around with the fabrics, experimenting with my design. After a while it seemed to be that best way to incorporate the PVC was to have short sleeve rather then a panel or a strip.

Because of the pattern of the fabric, I wanted to keep the shape of the garment simple so I decided on a simple shift dress and I made the patten by drawing round a baggy T shirt and adding darts and here is the final complete garment!