Okay so we decided we might want to add fire to our mini underwear bonfire to give it a more festive edge. I'm still unsure on if i 100% like the idea because i don't think that its something ASOS would ever do. However i wanted to try and create a toned down and minimal version that might have fire on it. I only added really small amounts around the bonfire itself as if it had just this second caught on fire. I didnt want it to distract from the underwear but it does make the image interesting. I made the lighting on the image slighter warmer too since the fire would be hypothetically warming the scene. I think i'm happy with the outcome of my image but for some reason i feel like i would rather use the none lit one, without the fire. 

-Jessica Flavell

I created this power point of research so we could deeper understand ASOS as a brand. I looked slightly into their history, I created its PRODUCT, PLACE, PRICE and PROMOTION. I created a customer to best fit their brand and then i looked into their social media platforms as i know that's a HUGE part of their promotion.

-Jessica Flavell 

I loved researching this artist, his still life images really made me smile. I'm happy to be taking inspiration from him, as i think that his work really suits ASOS magazine. His quirky-ness is really uplifting and eye-catching. 

-Jessica Flavell 

Here I have comprised a few images from our initial thoughts using Illustrator in order to try an array of photo editing software. We firstly looked at makeup and perfumes which we felt photographed very nicely when pictured in still life and helped us to grasp how still life images are taken. However, we felt that we wanted to 'push the boat out' a little more and opted to go for something that we felt no one else in the class would cover.

-Rebecca Porritt