Fashion Week- Oscar De La Renta

Thanks to my amazing professor, Karen Santry, my classmates and I were invited to three fashion shows last week to draw/photograph. I have never seen anything like these shows and really enjoyed drawing super fast as well as meeting people like photographers and magazine editors, etc. Here's some drawings I did after the Oscar De La Renta show as well as one I did DURING the show which...was difficult. These models walk so fast! I was very lucky to get as much as I could down on the page. However, I really enjoyed drawing on location last week and I'm hoping to do it more. The drawings from the other two shows, Emu Australia and Bebe should be up soon as well.

Illustrators Drawing illustrators

My friend Meagan Morrison cleverly decided to host an event called Illustrators Drawing Illustrators. She assigned all who were interested another illustrator to do a portait of. I got to do my friend, James Skarbek . I decided to do an oil painting on canvas since I haven't got to do any oil painting at FIT. At my old pre-college school, the Huntington School of Fine Arts, we did large oil paintings all the time in a very loose style. Hope you like it, Jimmy!

Vogue Cover Re-Design

I am currently writing this in my last Adobe Illustrator class. This is my final project. We had to re-design the cover of Vogue for the November issue.

Luggage Tag

In my Adobe Illustrator class, I had to create a luggage tag for a company called EcoRoad. We could take inspiration from anywhere so I chose the country of South Africa. I thought it was appropriate for many reasons. My dad is from South Africa and has a lot of South African pride. He was probably one of the first to encourage me to pursue art. I also thought it was a pretty interesting time for the country since the FIFA world cup was there this year and they probably would want a luggage tag design to attract even more tourism.

This might be a work in progress still. I'm not quite happy with the font.

Beauty Heads

Update on the textile print

98% done.

Red, Black, and White are apparently the world's favorite colors