Showing posts with label clothing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label clothing. Show all posts
Thursday, October 3, 2013
Hallhuber Charity Scarf
If you fancy something pretty stylish wrapped around you this autumn, take a look at this Hallhuber scarf, with a design created by fashion artist Jacqueline Bissett.
In aid of breast cancer, Hallhuber have launched this charity scarf to raise awareness and funds for more research. The scarf is on sale now.
Friday, September 6, 2013
Rusi Designs
Alyana Cazalet creates some striking drawings for RusiDesigns.
Commissioned to make promotional
posters for their fashion stand at the 'Pure London 34 International Trade Show' last month, Alyana produced some engaging
black line drawings for fashion posters. The illustrations also featured Rusi's colourful leather
bags and accessories, bringing together both hand drawn and photographic elements.
Thursday, September 5, 2013
Wear Some Beedie
Duncan Beedie's character designs have found their way onto some cool clothing from 'Mild West Heroes'. Looking quite fab, the T-shirts are 'original designs from the west country' and are made from organic cotton. 'Old Timer' and 'Metaller' can be purchased here.
Labels:
Cartoon or Humor,
character design,
characters,
clothing,
design,
Duncan Beedie,
fashion,
line,
t-shirt design
Tuesday, May 7, 2013
Diversity Now!
This more curvaceous drawing by Nuno DaCosta has been created for 'All Walks Call for Diversity'. The fashion artist has been asked by Caryn Franklin and All Walks Beyond the Catwalk in conjunction with i-Dmagazine to be a judge for Diversity Now! - a national competition for fashion students; "...the chance to shout for your beliefs and be heard, to open eyes and make them see your vision of beauty, body shape and attitude in future fashion". With the entries all in, Nuno along with other judges such as William Tempest and Deborah Milner, will decide on the category winners and the overall winner to be announced at Graduate Fashion Week in June.
Labels:
beautiful women,
clothing,
competition,
fashion,
Fashion Drawing,
fashion illustrator,
judge,
loose,
Nuno DaCosta,
women
Thursday, April 25, 2013
Lucia the Shoe Illustrator
After the success of Jacqueline Bissett at the London Selfridges store, it was time for Lucia Emanuela Curzi to become 'Shoe Illustrator' at stores in Manchester and Birmingham. Lucia says of her experience "... I was live painting at Selfridges in Manchester and painted about 10 shoes, 7 or 8 boxes (or maybe more, I was so busy that (I) couldn't count them!). From 11am to 4.30pm there were so many enthusiastic people that had been in a queue to have their shoes and boxes painted. A couple also asked to paint the soles of their Kurt Geiger' Wedding Shoes and in the previous week I painted a girl's shoe for the prom night."
This was certainly a fun experience very well suited to Lucia's spontaneous drawing style.
Thursday, February 7, 2013
NV London Calcutta Scarf
Hannah Davies is the talent behind this fabulous design on NV London Calcutta's scarf. The hand spun silk scarf with a flamingo design is available now online in a variety of colours. The client says "Her beautiful, whimsical and intricate style, coupled with our favourite bird, the flamingo, make this a sure fire hit with just about any woman, especially as the colours have been chosen to suit to every taste and age. It’s a luxurious gift which won’t break the bank and can be worn throughout the seasons."
Labels:
Animal and Nature,
birds,
black and white,
clothing,
design,
detail,
drawing,
fashion,
Hannah Davies,
line,
patterns,
women
Wednesday, January 16, 2013
Bluewater
Representing the Bluewater Shopping Centre for the next few months is Hannah Davies's intricate web of detailed drawings. Summing up all that is available at the popular shopping centre, the illustration is being used on their Facebook page cover photo, their website, a mobile banner, a mall guide and a gatehouse banner.
Labels:
advertising,
architecture,
banner,
Bluewater,
buildings,
clothing,
decorative,
detail,
fashion,
guides,
Hannah Davies,
line,
patterns,
POS,
retail,
shopping,
stylised
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