After the first critiques, I decided to go with the idea of using plants in small pots for chess pieces. Regarding to the recommendations from my lecturers, I thought about different materials and different concepts but I couldn’t find any useful materials such as wires. However, thanks to feedbacks, rather than using different natural materials I focused on making a more sustainable chess set and provide an extra gardening activity within the chess set. So I started to make researches about the plants and seeds that can be germinated in house conditions.<\/p>\n
I started to the germination process with the seeds I found at home. At present; I have chickpeas, beans, wheats, lentils and lemon seeds. But I need to have one more different type since there are 6 different pieces.<\/p>\n
I didn’t decide which plant is corresponding to which piece as I don’t know how they are going to react and what kind of plants I’m going to have as an end result. I also considered the idea of making little additions to the pots to differentiate the different pieces if I cannot have a satisfying end result with different seeds.<\/p>\n
All in all, I am working on germination process and trying to develop different concepts for the pots. I believe form development for the pots will be more efficient after seeing the seeds reaction.<\/p>\n
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<\/p>\n\n\n After the first critiques, I decided to go with the idea of using plants in small pots for chess pieces. Regarding to the recommendations from my lecturers, I thought about different materials and different concepts but I couldn’t find any useful materials such as wires. However, thanks to feedbacks, rather than using different natural materials … <\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/blog.metu.edu.tr\/e246930\/files\/2020\/04\/germination-2.jpeg\")