FASHION ILLUSTRATION
I've been drawing for as long as I remember, from clothes to stills-lifes and everything in-between. It wasn't until college that I've been taking classes to refine my illustration skills when rendering fashion.
ANDY WARHOL-INSPIRED COLLECTION
For my Technical Illustration class, I was tasked with choosing an artist and drawing a 10-piece collection, both by hand and by using Illustrator.
DISABILITY ACCOMODATING CLOTHING
As a project for my Technical Illustration course, I was tasked with designing clothes to accomodate Unique, a high-schooler with a prosthetic leg.
As a project for my Technical Illustration course, I was tasked with picking a couture designer and illustrating a collection as if they were my client. I chose Iris Van Herpen and was inspired to create a line exploring Medusa's story.
In my Fashion Illustration course, I was tasked with designing a line of three children's looks. Searching for things that come in threes, I decided to create looks based off the three main characters from Animal Crossing: Isabelle, Blathers, and Tom Nook.
For my Fashion Illustration class, I was tasked with designing a line of five menswear looks. Since current menswear isn't as aesthetically experimental as womens-wear, I wanted to combine two differing aesthetics for my collection: western and punk.
In my fashion illustration class, I was prompted with creating a six-look collection. I decided to redesign costumes from the movie "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Diamond is Unbreakable - Chapter 1" to further explore adapting characters from anime to live action.
For my first project in my Fashion Illustration class, I was tasked with designing an eight-look collection. Since I'm highly intrigued by 80's fashion, I decided to create each ensemble based off a song from idkHOW's "1981 Extended Play".