Mr Brainwash + David Guetta

 Last Wednesday I went with my boyfriend and a few friends to Mr Brainwash and David Guetta's party, although it was meant to be Mr Brainwash's preview of his exhibition (it will stay for a month in the old post office in Oxford St, London, now looking more like a nightclub).
We thought it would be super easy to get inside with our VIP passes but... there was a massive VIP queue (I seriously didn't expect that)!! Luckily we got inside pretty quick after a few calls :)
We had lots of free champagne, absolutely great music and I admired some Egg chairs in pink fabric (I wish I could have taken one home!!). I saw Mr Brainwash just a few cm close and David Guetta did appear after an hour of good music played by another DJ, although he had left the best bits for him, of course!
It was a great night and I felt so privileged to be there.
I leave you with some photos (sorry about the bad quality!)...

 David Guetta reminding me of the Power Rangers.

 Burn seemed to be sponsoring the event. In the other photograph you can see the VIP area and one of the Egg chairs.

 Some looked a bit out of place.

 I think I might have been the only one who noticed the Jack Union flag colours in the lights...

 David Guetta!!

 From far left: the unknown first DJ, Mr Brainswash and David Guetta.

Final project

Sorry about the delay posting this but last week was hectic and involved flying to Ireland at the last minute!

Well, this is it! The final plan, elevations and product boards. Plan and elevations were painted with watercolours and crayons (our tutor was old school so no computers involved). Normally you wouldn't paint over the original drawings, but we had to, which led to disaster in more than one occassion (see kitchen floor)!!

The photograph doesn't show it but the walls are light grey (Blackened by Farrow & Ball).

   

Product board for the living room (Dinesen flooring and Turner painting, because there was no budget!).

The boards don't show all the furniture that goes into the space (there is loads!), they are meant to give a general impression of how the space feels and looks like.

  

Product board for the kitchen. The wallpaper only covers the wall than runs in front of the Andy Warhol zebra painting next to the dining table (see on the plan) and the rest of the walls are painted in light grey. The floor is covered in grey Montauk slate and the Mobalco kitchen and dining table are white glossy.

I feel like I learnt a lot in 12 weeks, thank you Richard and Chelsea College of Art and Design!