DST64104 Fashion Illustration

Task 03: Overlapping Technique on Marker   —————————————————————————————————————————— In this illustration assignment, we embark on a journey through the technique of overlapping, by using markers to draw on the paper and create a tapestry of vivid, harmonious hues. With each stroke, a symphony of colors and shade merge and blend. The overlapping technique breathes life into our illustrations, adding depth, dimension. For starter, we were asked to choose a pic with theme: Sport Illustrated. Below is the pic that I chose: Since, there was not enough time I skipped the trial and error process. These are the pic that I took during the drawing process: Lastly, below is my finish drawing:

  Task 02: Scrubbing on Color Pencil —————————————————————————————————————————— In this illustration assignment, we embark on an illustration through the art of "scrubbing" – a technique that unveils the true essence of color pencils and allows us to create mesmerizing masterpieces. In this exploration of scrubbing, we will dive into the nuances of pressure and stroke, add depth, blend & merge the colors and imbue the artwork with a sense of realism. For starter, us students were asked to choose a fashion editorial image and the theme is: Spring & Summer. Next, we were asked to do an trial and error so as to know what how to draw and avoid mistakes on the actual paper. Below is my trial & error: Trial & Error Below is pic that I took during the process: Lastly, below is my finished drawing:

Task 01: Hatching On Pen —————————————————————————————————————————— In this task 1 illustration assignment, we embark on a journey through the intricacies of the hatching method. Hatching, much like a dance between pen and paper, unveils its magic as lines intertwine, shadows deepen, and forms take shape. With every stroke, a tale of contrast and depth unfolds. To start, we were asked to choose a fashion editorial with the theme: Black & White Avantgarde. Below is the picture that chose: Next, we were asked to do an trial and error so as to know what how to draw and avoid mistakes on the actual paper. Below is my trial & error: Trial & Error These are some of my progress pictures: After several days, I finished the illustration. Below is the finished drawing: