Legacy of Glacier essay

Ice Landscape and Texture

Ice can adopt many different shapes, giving the ice landscape various textures. Incorporating these concepts into my fashion design is an experience I could not have wished to have. Glacier ice, shelf ice, and lake ice all have very unique features that cause them to form a variety of patterns and textures that are always magnificent. Nature’s numerous processes, like wind blowing over snow, freezing fog, and raindrops on ice melting, among others, produce the patterns and textures. My design is inspired by the distinctive texture patterns that are produced naturally by icebergs and shelf ice, which create stunning landscapes. My main concept or idea comes from the Glacier in the North Pole.

Inspiration from Nature

Through my design, there are a number of messages I am putting across to the audience. For instance, the design speaks volumes about the nature and its beauty especially of Glacier in the North Pole. That is one reason why the design is based on texture patterns from the icebergs and ice shelves.

Beautiful Sceneries of Ice Land

Having been brought up in ice land area, I often witness the many beautiful landscape sceneries forms both on land and sea year in year out, and when I felt in love with fashion design, I knew much of my fashion design work would be about these beautiful landscape sceneries. I chose Glacier at the North Pole because it was more conspicuous, and especially it’s texture patterns which give the landscape an entirely different outlook. My fashion design therefore reflected texture patterns of the ice land landscape.

The Beauty of Texture

My primary focus was to make a design that reflected the deferent texture patterns from icebergs and ice shelves. I like the texture because it looks natural and real, a feeling that brings out the quality and the originality of the design.