Starting point of my research for my mini collection project.
Sunday, 10 February 2013
Friday, 8 February 2013
Adobe Kuler
Great Website for developing colour palettes. Epically from photographs or images. Really easy to use. Just create a account and it saves all your palettes which you can make available or private from the public. The only down side is that i can't seem to get a pantone reference off the website, but its easy to work around.
Just a quick example below:
The online program also gives you choices of palette tones
Colourful
Bright
Muted
Deep
Dark
and Custom so you can alter a shade if your not happy with it.

Just a quick example below:
The online program also gives you choices of palette tones
Colourful
Bright
Muted
Deep
Dark
and Custom so you can alter a shade if your not happy with it.

Saturday, 19 January 2013
Monday, 17 December 2012
Wednesday, 12 December 2012
Soft Tailoring, Elective.
Design board from my Soft Tailoring elective, dress fully lined and featuring a peter pan collar, peplum, waistband and vent.
Medium used on illustration: collage, gouache paints, pencil, and studio pencils.
Silhouette & Detail
Collection Line-up for my current project, experimenting with shirts while following the theme of the Georgian period crossed with the nineties decade silhouette & detail.
Mixed media of hand drawing and collage for illustrations.
Illustrator (CAD) for the detailed flats / specification drawings.
Illustrator (CAD) for the detailed flats / specification drawings.
I kept with the hair style i tested out previously, moving it forward with more mark making.
Click on the images to enlarge.
Tuesday, 27 November 2012
History of the Peter Pan Collar
Another Garment detail research board, focusing on the Peter Pan Collar.
Although the Peter Pan collar is on trend at the moment and seen as a vintage style, most people see the collar to be in its prime during the fifties & sixties, while this time line dates back to 1782.
Although the Peter Pan collar is on trend at the moment and seen as a vintage style, most people see the collar to be in its prime during the fifties & sixties, while this time line dates back to 1782.
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