Showing posts with label adobe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label adobe. Show all posts

18/03/2018

ILLUSTRATION: Marc Jacobs Splash

I recently took a week off and it was one of the best things I did for myself. That being said, I'm happy to be back to my normal productive self. My first illustration back has been these (below)...

 I've been dabbling with Adobe Photoshop a lot more lately - not enough to claim that my illustrations are digital as a lot is produced on good old-fashioned paper. I incorporated some watercolour into this one - perhaps because of the upcoming Spring season, I felt the need for some light, bright colours, or perhaps because I finally found my watercolours. Hope you like! 

07/03/2018

ILLUSTRATION: Emily Ratajkowski

With Oscar season just having passed, I was looking back at some of my favourite looks from previous years and this look from Emily Ratajkowski is one that definitely stands out. I absolutely adore the the black gown she wore which consisted of a plain bodice with a sweetheart neckline (which of course highlighted Emrata's fantastic figure!) and an elegant sheer skirt with black embroidery. This stunning gown was a creation of Australian designer Steven Khalil, and was one that made the headlines - and for all the right reasons.

Obviously, I took it upon myself to illustrate this look. Added far more colour than I'm usually used to and using a mixture of pencils and Adobe software I achieved this below. Hope you like!






Images courtesy of DAILYMAIL
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To see more NEIL LANE jewels.

16/02/2018

ILLUSTRATION: Dolce and Gabbana

So those of you who have been following me for a while will be familiar with this lovely lady. This is actually one of my illustration from my uni days. It was originally based on a D&G Spring/Summer collection. The brand came out with a red on red collection which was one of my absolute favourite!

As I haven't had the time to produce a new illustration, I thought I'd give this old one a quick revamp. In comparison to my illustrations now, I think the style differs slightly. The lace overlay is blurry and I'm not 100% on the skirt. That being said, I don't hate it. Hope you like it!





For more: DOLCE & GABBANA