Here are some of my ideas for my final illustration boards for this unit that I am currently doing in college. I have looked at some of the illustrators that I like and experimented on my sketchbook. I have also looked at different pose, media and garment that I would include on my illustration board. To get the right outcome for my illustration board, first I experimented on my sketchbook and also used the pose that I have found from magazines and books.
For this unit that I am currently doing in college, I was asked to research and illustrate some of the contemporary and historical illustrators work. Here are some of the illustrations that I have created using the illustrator's work style and I have illustrate some of the garments that I have design from the past unit.
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Tiffany Lynch
uses ink, pen and Adobe Photoshop to create her illustrations. Tiffany works as
a freelance illustrator.
Her work
gives off a calm and easy-going feel.
In my opinion
I like her work because it portrays story behind it and I like the way she uses
her media. Tiffany’s inspiration is from nature and urban everyday life from
East Sussex. Street style, beach life and travels are the things that she
enjoys and features in her work.
The aspect of
her work that inspires me is the way she includes her everyday life in her
illustrations. I would use her line-drawing style when working on my
illustrations.
Lulu is a
fashion illustrator. The media that she uses is Adobe Photoshop. She creates
her illustrations through a sophisticated process of combining hand-drawn
motifs with computer elements. Together, these elements create the formal and
technical synthesis, defining Lulu’s widely appreciated illustration style.
Her work
conveys a sexy and feminine feel to it because of the pose and the emotion of
the women on her illustration.
I really like
her illustrations because they’re very stylish and glamorous at the same time.
When I create
my work in my sketchbook I would use the same media that she uses for her illustrations.
I would also use the same concept that she uses i.e. femininity, glamour and
etc.
Her inspiration
is impressions of form and colour, which is visible in some of her fashion
illustration work. While her other work refers to computer graphics or retro
aesthetics.
So last week I began to pattern my trouser design for the unit 120 (pattern cutting lesson). I am actually really excited and happy that finally I get to make my own designed trouser.
Here is what my trouser design looks like. I have also included colour and fabric swatches to go with my design.
And here is what the pattern looks like (front).
First draft,
I traced off a size 10 trouser block front and back. On a new piece of pattern paper, I traced out the front trouser separately.
Second draft,
I have put in a front hip pocket, the size I wanted. I have also lowered the crutch of the trousers and made the legs skinnier.
Third draft,
Because I wanted cuffs at the bottom of the trousers, I marked out 10cm for the cuffs to be in place. I have also added on the pocket details on the pattern.
I can now trace the final pocket and the pocket facing from the third draft of my trousers.
Pocket detail
Final draft,
Back trouser pattern.
For the back pattern, I traced out a size 10 trouser back pattern on a piece of pattern paper, then did the same step as what I have done for the front trouser.
Rainer Stolle
uses pencil, watercolour and Adobe Photoshop to create his work. He has worked
in different art and design fields over the past 15 years.
His work
conveys a lonely mood because of the poses he uses for his illustration.
I like his
work because it has an uncertain feel to it and I also like how he applies his
media first then draws the outline to show different effects.
The aspect
that I would apply to my work is probably his drawing technique. I think that
his work would fit into the high street market level because t’s very
eye-catching and I think that it would attract people in the high street level
more that the couture level.
Kime Buzzelli
is a painter and fashion illustrator. She uses make up, watercolour, thread,
fabric and a variety of ‘decomposing material’. Her drawings incorporate all of
these medias, and are sometimes stuffed or made three-dimensional.
I really like
Kime’s illustrations because of the way she draws, it has a carefree feel to
it. I like the way the medias mix together to show different textures and
effects.
The aspects
that inspires me the most are the techniques used. When I create my illustration
I would probably use some of the techniques and the medias that she has used.
Magic, music,
fashion magazines, story telling, vintage films, ghosts, mysteries and old
patterns inspire Kime.
I thinks that
her work would fit into the couture market because even though the lines look
very messy it still looks very glamorous.