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My children's wear drawing for illustration class. The image was drawn straight onto the mounting board and coloured with a combination of Pantone markers and water colour pencils. The headings were done on in Adobe Photoshop and attached separately. The clothing was based on the CAD children's wear assignment from second semester 2008.
The mood board for my illustration uniforms project. I chose to do the uniform for a local videogame store mostly just because it was the first thing I thought of. All of the photos were taken from my own collection of games and toys.
The illustrated portion of the assignment. Drawn on mounting board with water colour pencils, Pantone markers and gel pens. The heading was printed out and glued on.
The mood board for my first assignment for studio process class. It was to design and make 2 co-ordinating garments that you would wear casually. I went with a colour theme of green and black so named it Midori Destination as midori is Japanese for green. The Photos used are either of me or by me, were edited in Adobe Photoshop and printed on gloss paper before being tranferred to the board.
The design for my co-ordinates along with the full-sized print and some fabric swatches. The print was transferred onto the fabric with that iron on transfer paper, it was drawn in Adobe Illustrator and is approximately 10cm across. The illustration was drawn with watercolour pencils, Pantone markers and fineliner pens.
View the garments here.
The illustration portion of my childrens wear assignment. We had to design 3 garments for a range (I chose dresses) and of the 3 select one to develop a pattern and make. The illustration board features fabric samples for each dress as well as a title. Front and back views of each style were required.
View the finished dress here.
The mood board for my tailoring illustration project. This project is for TAFE and is incredibly important as it is the designs for my tailoring project. I went with a modern vampire theme. The mood board features the title, season, fabric swatches and a photo edited in Adobe Photoshop to convey the colours and theme.
I'm posting this here even though it failed. Why did it fail? I'm not sure. The teacher wasn't so great at explaining things. I think maybe she didn't like my figure proprtions or colouring style or something. It was painted with watercolours.
This is what I had to do to pass; re-draw a figuire with the suit I intend on making. Done with watercolours and Pantone markers. I'll be making a men's suit, Jun will be my fitting model.
3 of the jackets were drawn up in Adobe Illustrator. I named my range after vampires, these three are named Draculina, Drusilla and Nosferatu. Nosferatu is the one I will be making. This board also features a fully functional swing tag which will also be included with the finished garment.
The special occasion project for illustration class will also be constructed into a final piece for special occasion class. The mood board features a title, fabric swatches and edited photographs to convey the mood. The idea came from an urban myth.
Two designs were drawn up, front and back views. The one I will be constructing is the one with the large "cage" crinoline. They were drawn with water colour pencils, fine liner pens and Pantone markers.
Gown can be viewed on Clothing and Costumes 07.
Both dresses were also drawn up in Adobe Illustrator as flat technical drawings. I named the designs after the godesses Demeter and Kali.
The mood board and illustration for the second studio process class project 2009. The illustration was drawn with watercolour pencils, pantone markers and fineliner pens. The mood board is a photo I took of some of my trinkets edited in Adobe Photoshop and printed on medium weight glossy photo paper.
The dress can be viewed here.
I made these two in high school textiles class. They're made from teddy-bear faux-fur and stuffed with fibre-fill. All hand sewn, no machine required.
pOtetoes made Mr. Cool's accessories out of a school magazine cover.