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Militairy grade super freak.
Go for the mohawk, big muscles and minimal clothing. Who doesn't love bull-dykes?
Water colour pencils, fineliners and Pantone merkers.
I'm trying out a new techniquie, I think it worked really well for this particular image. I love it so much.
The 3rd CAD assignment at TAFE was to come up with our own label and design 5 garments and the tags for it. I neamed my label "Chaos Noir" it's kind of a joke. This image features the swing tags which would hang off the garments in a store and the label which would be featured sewn into each garment. It also features a trade drawing of one of the tops; this includes a close up of one of the details, a list of the pattern pieces and lines indicating measurements.
This page features a pair of phat pants with little "D" ring details, the pants also have a scanned fabric fill. The fabric was a medium weight twill. This page also features a floor length skirt with a waterfall frill down the front.
This final page features 3 tops; a toxic themed tank top, the bustiere top used for the trade drawing and a long sleeved raglan top. The raglan top features a pattern fill on the sleeves which I made myself, the fill consists of cat faces, cat skulls and the words "chaos kitten" and "meow". The assignment was done in Adobe Illustrator and I used 3 of the default fonts; Bernhard Modern, Palace Script and Old English.
A girl on strings. I wanted her to have a bit of an old-school gothic look, like siouxsie from siouxsie and the banshees.
She's some kind of marionnette, only she's alive. Wouldn't you hate it if somebody put strings in you? Actually it could be some kind of torture to turn real people into marionnettes.
A gothic clubber girl.
Drawn eith pantone markers and gel pens.
She has sweet falls. I bet they're heavy.
Just a bit of messing with proportions. She has way long legs. She is also silly colourful. I don't think she's really glamrock, the title just sounded cool. She's kind of ugly, you'd know her if you saw her.
Drawn with; fineliner, watercolour pencils, gel pens and pantone markers.
The sketching projects at TAFE were for 1st semesters sketching class, where we drew human figures of our own design and then drew clothing which was provided by the teacher onto our figures.
This first assignment consists of ladies wear including; an A-line skirt, capri pants and hot-pants/short-shorts.
This second assignment is a mens wear assignment, which was far more enjoyable as I got to draw buff shirtless men with long hair.
The garments were cargo shorts, jeans and tailored suit pants.
The thrid assignment was back to ladies wear, consisting of a frilly pirate blouse, a ladies shirt and a halter neck dress.
The fourth assignment is mens wear again, including a short sleeved business shirt, a polo top and a tailored, single breasted suit jacket.
The extra sketching project was for people who finished the other 4 early ad wanted to get in some extra drawing practice. It consisted of two ladies coats, one with raglan sleeves and the other a trench coat.
I offered a comission to whoever got my 10,000th page view on dA, it was won by a girl called MorbidPrincess122.
Drawn with pantone markers, fineliners, gel pens and water colour pencils.
I went for a gothic-lolita thing, the name "Morbid Princess" made me think of things like grave stones, ravens and night-picnics. I decided to go with the raven thing. I like how it's turned out.
Part of a combination assignment for my CAD and Design classes at TAFE.
All of the sketches, inspiration, colours and fabric samples were done in design class and the images were drawn in Adobe Illustrator. Though I've edited them in Photoshop for the internets. We also made "Mood Boards" for them in design but I've decided not to post those here as they included things from magazines and DVD/Game covers which may have bought up coppywright issues.
This is her business outfit, she's a fictional client who is a video game character designer. So basically she can wear whatever she wants.
Part of a combination assignment for my CAD and Design classes at TAFE.
All of the sketches, inspiration, colours and fabric samples were done in design class and the images were drawn in Adobe Illustrator. Though I've edited them in Photoshop for the internets. We also made "Mood Boards" for them in design but I've decided not to post those here as they included things from magazines and DVD/Game covers which may have bought up coppywright issues.
This is her casual outfit, she's a fictional client who is a video game character designer, her hobbies include playing computer games and watching cartoons.