Dots[Connection]: Ladies of the Garden

Here is your weekly Draw A Dot. recap!

Delpozo has become one of the most popular brands in the fashion illustration world because of Josep Font's whimsical designs. Here is a piece created by Vivian Shih and it is based on a look from the S/S 215 collection. I personally like it a lot!  [Read Here]

Courtesy of Vivian Shih

This Carven F/W 2014 illustration created by António Soares is beyond amazing! I love how the plants are blending in with the garment, and the girl looks very bold and strong. It is another master piece created by this talented illustrator! [Read Here]

Courtesy of António Soares 

Dots[Connection]: What's Your Story?

Here is your weekly Draw A Dot. recap!

Antonio created this Givenchy F/W 2014 illustration some time ago, and at this moment, I still cannot get over how beautiful it is! I love the animated butterfly, as it gives life to the entire piece. No wonder even Riccardo Tisci is in love with it! [Read Here]

Courtesy of Antonio Soares

Amanda Lee created some beautiful fashion portraits based on the S/S 2015 runway shows back in September and early October, and this piece is based on the Louis Vuitton S/S 2015 runway show. I love the makeup and also the composition of the illustration. [Read Here]

Courtesy of Amanda Lee

Dots[Connection]: All Eyes On You!

Here is your weekly Draw A Dot. recap! 

António Soares has recently created some interesting fashion illustrations by combining his vulnerable models with fun fashion garments. Below is a piece inspired by Kenzo F/W 2013 collection and I find it to be very refreshing. [Read Here]

Courtesy of António Soares

If you like Little Prince, you might like this piece a lot. Imagine Little Prince were a girl, and she needed a modern makeover. If that's the case, this illustration by Mahyar Kalantari would totally fit the new image. [Read Here]

Courtesy of Mahyar Kalantari

Art[s]ense: Dolce & Gabbana F/W 2014 Illustration Project Part 3

In every religion, there is always a group of loyal devotees and this is no exception for the Dolce & Gabbana religion. For this particular part, I have invited Antonio Soares and Juan Cruz Prats to each illustrate their version of devotee.

Why them? Because these 2 are very good at capturing the expressions of humans.

Please visit Swide for my interview with these two talented artists and Draw A Dot. for my personal remark

Art[s]ense: Top 5 Fashion Illustrations 2013 So Far

Unless you live under a rock, you should know by now I have been a contributor to Swide by Dolce & Gabbana online magazine for the past few years. More than half of 2013 has already gone by and the staffs at Swide have decided to pick their favourite 5 2013 article that are by me. If you have never read my column before, then you should visit this link and take a look at some amazing fashion illustrations based on Dolce & Gabbana S/S 2013 collection!

Dots[Connection]: Angels

It's time for another Draw A Dot. roundup!

Few days ago I came across the portfolio of Gorak and fall in love with his Alexander McQueen F/W 1998 inspired painting immediately. The character looks like a blood angel and is rising from darkness. Such a breathtaking piece! [Read Here]

Courtesy of Gorak

I love António Soares' works so just past this week, I featured him on Swide. For this particular feature, he did 3 amazing illustrations based on the Dolce & Gabbana S/S 2013 collection! They are like angels! [Read Here]

Courtesy of António Soares

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