Dots[Connection]: Dark Matters

Here is your weekly Draw A Dot. recap!

Artaksiniya's dark twisted illustration style really fits the aesthetic of the Marc Jacobs F/W 2016 collection. What I like the most about this piece is the cartoon eyes of the girl as this particular feature adds a comic relief to the piece. [Read Here]

Courtesy of Artaksiniya

Clément Louis' characters always have this immortal feeling and this one is no exception. Inspired by a look from the Prada F/W 2016 collection, this illustration is full of great details and I like the dark vibe a lot as well. Cool piece! [Read Here]

Courtesy of Clément Louis 

Dots[Connection]: Haunted

Here is your weekly Draw A Dot. recap! Also, Happy Halloween! 

Artaksiniya's illustrations are always so dark and mysterious and this Prada F/W 2015 piece is no exception. Even though the artwork is very colourful, the vibe is dark and twisted. It suits the Halloween theme very well.  [Read Here]

Courtesy of Artaksiniya

Katarina's submission to the Delpozo F/W 2015 illustration open call is very different than the other submissions. This piece shows the darker side of the collection and I feel like this girl might be a killer. Also, what's going on with the character at the back?  [Read Here]

Courtesy of Katarina Kühl

Dots[Connection]: Contrast

Here is your weekly Draw A Dot. recap!

I love Artaksiniya's works and this one is probably one of her most colourful ones to date! This illustration is inspired by the Miu Miu S/S 2015 collection, and at this moment, I am still thinking what is going on on the left side of the image (the hand is holding a woman)!  [Read Here]

Courtesy of Artaksiniya

Secretly, I have been a fan of Sam Shan's works for quite some time now. I finally have the chance to connect with him recently, and his illustrated characters are so whimsical and likeable. The one below is definitely one of my favourites. [Read Here]

Courtesy of Sam Shan

Dots[Connection]: Contrast

Here is your weekly Draw A Dot. recap!

Artaksiniya continues to blow my mind with her latest series! The illustration below is inspired by the Lanvin F/W 2014 collection, and it is part of the series for Common&Sense. I just love the dark twisted vibe here! [Read Here]

Courtesy of Artaksiniya

I can never get enough of Diana Kuksa's fashion illustrations, and one of her latest pieces is on the Moschino S/S 2015 collection.  I love the clothes she picked for the illustrated girls, and both of them look so elegant and pretty! [Read Here]

Courtesy of Diana Kuksa

Speaking of Moschino, if you are on instagram, make sure you follow Draw A Dot there (Drawadot) because I am currently unveiling my favourite 9 illustrations based on this collection!

Dots[Connection]: The Beautiful Nightmares

Here is your weekly Draw A Dot. recap!

On September 25, Pippa McManus is going to have her solo exhibition in Sydney, Australia. I am honored to share one of her works on Draw A Dot. exclusively for my readers. In here, Edita is dressed in Dolce & Gabbana S/S 2014 collection. [Read Here]

Courtesy of Pippa McManus 

Without a doubt, I am a huge fan of Artaksiniya, and her latest series is super amazing! This series features some of the best iconic pieces from the F/W 2014 season. Of course, with her dark fairytale twist, everything just becomes more interesting.  [Read Here] 

Courtesy of Artaksiniya

Dots[Connection]: The Urban Tribes

Here is the final 2013 weekly Draw A Dot. recap!

Renz Reyes has created a very interesting illustration series recently. In here, he combines some of his favourite fashion garments (past and present) and illustrates them in a look book setting. I really enjoy what I see here and can't wait to see more from him!  [Read Here]

Courtesy of Renz Reyes

Artaksiniya has surprised me with this lovely Louis Vuitton S/S 2014 illustration. The vibe of this piece is more urban than the runway show, and this adds a new prospective to the collection.  [Read Here]

Courtesy of Artaksiniya

Remember, you still have roughly one week to submit your Italian Divas illustration. The contest will close soon and you can visit this link for more information. Cash prize is waiting for you!

Happy New Year!

Art[s]ense: Dolce & Gabbana F/W 2014 Illustration Project Part 4

The Dolce & Gabbana F/W 2014 illustration project has finally come to an end and for the last part, I have invited Artaksiniya and Foivi Spyridonos to illustrate this particular series. The topic for them is to illustrate their version of red cardinals of the Dolce & Gabbana religion. The results are stunning and you need to visit Swide to read the entire story. Also, please visit Draw A Dot. for my personal remarks.

Dots[Connection]: Myth

It's time for a recap for Draw A Dot..

This month marks the end of the Soul Voyage series and this image below it's the conclusion. I had a lot of fun creating this story and thanks a lot to Roberto for being a good team player. This Louis Vuitton F/W 2013 series will always have a special place in my mind. [Read Here]

Courtesy of Roberto Sanchez 

Last Saturday my latest feature on Swide was published and it was about Artaksiniya. I have been af fan of her works for quite some time now and I am so glad she created a Dolce & Gabbana S/S 2013 illustration specifically for Swide! [Read Here]

Courtesy of Artaksiniya

You still have some time to enter the Caitlin Power contest, please don't miss this golden opportunity!

Art[s]ense: Artaksiniya

I am a fan of Artaksiniya and for this month, I am very lucky to be able to feature her on Swide. For this particular entry, she has created an illustration based on Dolce & Gabbana S/S 2013 collection. Please visit Swide to read the article and head over to Draw A Dot. to read my remarks.

Dots[Connection]: Mystery

Another week, another Draw A Dot. roundup!

If you are a fan of the Soul Voyage series, then you are in luck because Roberto Sánchez and I have created the 2nd arc of this story. Now you are going to see the Louis Vuitton mystery world through the eyes of Valerie! [Read Here]

Courtesy of Roberto Sánchez 

Artaksiniya has been blowing me away with her illustration works and recently she has done one based on Givenchy F/W 2013 collection. I love the haunting vibe of it. Now can you guess what is the girl doing in the illustration? [Read Here]

Courtesy of Artaksiniya