Cv

CV

Claire Smith

17 Stanley Street
Seaham
county Durham


smithclaire765@googlemail.com

Cleveland College of art and Design

BA Hons Textiles and Surface Design

Sunderland collage 2011 to 2013

 Betec  National Art and Design diploma level 3

CV writing award

Personal Achievement award

Seaham School of technology

My awards, skills and achievements include a twenty five metre swimming award, dancing certificates, good work certificates from school, a school prefect and an aim higher award from Sunderland University. I have communication skills, active listening skills, timekeeping skills, computer skills, positive attitude, a good work ethic and I am responsible. I took part in a BBC news report programme at school which was a school class project and included writing for the news.

My Work experience was two weeks at Seaham Trinity School as a classroom assistant and my duties included working with the teachers and helping the children. I have also volunteered in a charity shop to give me retail experience.

My hobbies and interests include going to the cinema, going to the theatre, listening to music, shopping, reading magazines or books, long walks, drawing and watching TV.

Medical history is that I have no disabilities or learning difficulties.

































                   
         

Sophia Webster: Fashion



http://www.vogue.co.uk

http://styleprism.wordpress.com

These images are from the designer Sophia Webster's collection, what I like about her work is she is not afraid to use colour and pattern,

 

She mixes patterns and adds humour to her work[1]

 

she has also recently teamed up with makeup brand Revlon to create a range of shoes that were inspired by Revlon's latest lipstick collection , which I think is very interesting and unique.

 

 

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  look magazine 2013 [1]

Mass Production



http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/gcsebitesize/design/images/tx_production.jpg

This image is an example of mass production within the textile industry,                                               I have chosen to research mass production as it is                                                                                     what interests me the most.                                                                                                                      Mass production has its good and bad side, the good side                                                                    being you can manufacturer big amounts of items,                                                                               so for example this could mean fabric or prints etc.                                                                           mass production became prominent in the 1900s [1]                                                                      It also works out better for the main boss of the company for                                                which the products are being made                                                                                                  As it will be cheaper for them.                                                                                                                It also works out to be less expensive by making the                                                                            product in larger amounts. But a disadvantage might be                                                                     that due to the quickness of making the products,                                                                                                                                                                not every product will always be the same.                                                                                  Large quantities, you cannot check for                                                                                       accuracy until several have been made[2].                                                                           An advantage is that it does give a person a job                                                                   and a wage but they might not get paid                                                                               very well, which is a disadvantage.

                                                                                                                                          

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[1] http://www.investorwords.com/3003/mass_production.html

                      [2] http://wiki.answers.com)  

Ethics

Sara Alidon photo
whom I worked in a
group with.

Sara Alidon photo
whom I worked in
a group with.

These images show my group work about ethics and answering different questions about a group of people and trying to work out the ethics, how they would be influenced etc.

Target Markets

Target markets are what company’s will aim their products to so a specific group of people for example a shop such as super dry would most probably aim their products at a younger market. Whereas a shop such as Laura Ashley would aim their products at older people because their style is more of a period style when it comes to interiors, their clothes are also aimed at an older market/ majority.