Designing to Win Gallery - Glass & Grass
Hannah Bleckley
As part of Flower Thinking's Designing to Win program, floral designers responded to a competition-style schedule with the theme Glass & Grass.
Here is one submission from UK floral designer Hannah Bleckley, with a glimpse of the learnings that were gained and applied.
Glass & Grass - Hannah Bleckley
The first inspiration was the hoop, this then led the design shape followed by the blue bottle linking to the blue Eryngium sp.
Rosa sp, Eryngium sp, hydrangea paniculata, orchid, grass, grape vine
Design - Hannah Bleckley
Photography - Hannah Bleckley
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Some of the Learnings Gained and Applied
- The glass and grass are both more evident, with the reduced colour palette and material quantity. Even more grass would strengthen the interpretation and balance between the glass and grass.
- More decisive proportions.
- Enhanced presence of glass and grass.
- Changing of the footprint to better fit the environment.
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About the Designer
Floristry allows me to experiment in all aspects of creativity, to think outside the box and to challenge my self.
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