I know you do it. We all do. When we sit in the most boring of classes and take notes, or not, we tend to..."visually elaborate" on those pieces of information somewhere along the margins. For me, I like to turn to the act of "hardcore doodling" with my fashion sketches. Here's a few more I've been doing while frantically running cross campus to do this, that, and whatever other assignments I am ordered to complete-WOOF?
The first look, though relatively difficult to see without the contacts belonging to some sort of extraterrestrial, is a neon yellow, super-short dress that takes care of the jewelry hassle for you. It flares out at the ends and is complemented by nude, mesh gatherings and ragged edges on the sides. Black stones contrast with these two tones and are brought out by the knee-high, cage wedges stuck on her tootsies.
The second dress features an obnoxiously large, deep purple flower that could probably be properly utilized while in combat with another creature of sorts. Though I haven't decided if the large purple blobs should be paint splotches or pre-printed shapes, there would presumably be some sort of purple splotches incorporated into this dress. The ocean blue adds a spring-ish touch to this flowy number. Doesn't it make you want to go sway in the wind...?
Aaaand...the last look. This dress, I will admit, was partly inspired by the structured aspect of some of Alexander McQueen's Fall 2011 dresses. Unlike his, this dress is actually completely wrapped in a subtly shimmery orange ribbon. The purple flowers are not printed on the dress. They, instead, literally pop off the dress in attempt to convince others around you that yes, you are in fact a walking garden. Take the compliment and continue to casually walk down the street as others wonder why your "soil" is orange.
Hope you like these sort of...It's harder than one may think to draw a relatively normal looking human figure. TRY IT.
The first look, though relatively difficult to see without the contacts belonging to some sort of extraterrestrial, is a neon yellow, super-short dress that takes care of the jewelry hassle for you. It flares out at the ends and is complemented by nude, mesh gatherings and ragged edges on the sides. Black stones contrast with these two tones and are brought out by the knee-high, cage wedges stuck on her tootsies.
The second dress features an obnoxiously large, deep purple flower that could probably be properly utilized while in combat with another creature of sorts. Though I haven't decided if the large purple blobs should be paint splotches or pre-printed shapes, there would presumably be some sort of purple splotches incorporated into this dress. The ocean blue adds a spring-ish touch to this flowy number. Doesn't it make you want to go sway in the wind...?
Aaaand...the last look. This dress, I will admit, was partly inspired by the structured aspect of some of Alexander McQueen's Fall 2011 dresses. Unlike his, this dress is actually completely wrapped in a subtly shimmery orange ribbon. The purple flowers are not printed on the dress. They, instead, literally pop off the dress in attempt to convince others around you that yes, you are in fact a walking garden. Take the compliment and continue to casually walk down the street as others wonder why your "soil" is orange.
Hope you like these sort of...It's harder than one may think to draw a relatively normal looking human figure. TRY IT.
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