Showing posts with label Cristian Grossi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cristian Grossi. Show all posts

Thursday, July 25, 2013

Dots[Connection]: Girl Power!

Here is your weekly recap of Draw A Dot.!

The Draw A Dot. x KETNON Magazine x Caitlin Power contest is finally over and the winner is Marta Spendowska! Thanks to all our fans who have casted their votes and stay tuned on this site as I will have an exclusive interview with her some time in August/September! [Read Here]

Courtesy of Marta Spendowska

Caroline Andrieu has finally uploaded some new fashion illustrations and I am completely in love with this Lanvin Resort 2014 series! The illustrations emit a very soft vibe, which is very different than the look book images.  [Read Here]

Courtesy of Caroline Andrieu

The Manga Legends series continues this week with Creamy Mami, The Magic Angel. Cristian Grossi has dressed Creamy Mami in the Prada S/S 2013 collection and I think this combination works very well. What do you think?  [Read Here]

Courtesy of Cristian Grossi



Thursday, July 11, 2013

Dots[Connection]: The Originals

2 new original series have popped up on Draw A Dot. this week and let's go over them here!

It's always a pleasure to work with Cristian Grossi and for this original series, we have travled back to the 80s and 90s era to look at some of our favourite manga characters. The Rose of Versailles is our first stop and the characters are all dressed in Dolce & Gabbana S/S 2013 collection.  [Read Here]

Courtesy of Cristian Grossi

I am a big fan of Will Blower's fashion portraits and because we both love Givenchy, we have decided to work on a project together. In this series, we are going to look at the Givenchy by Riccardo Tisci archives and pick out the significant elements from some of the collections. For the first one, we have Fall 2012 collection.  [Read Here]

Courtesy of Will Blower

Thursday, January 24, 2013

Dots[Connection]: The fabulous fashion lab!

I hope you have already bookmarked Draw A Dot. and become a regular reader there. If not, then let me highlight some of the posts from this past week.

Enzo Pérès-Labourdette is one of the illustrators I discovered when I started Draw A Dot. I am completely mesmerized by his unique illustration style and his works always remind me of children's story books. Here is a series about the F/W 2012 collections. [Read Here]


If you are a Prada fan, you must be excited for The Great Gatsby. Why? Because Miuccia Prada is part of this production and she has collaborated with Catherine Martin to create over 40 outfits for the movie. All I can say is, the illustrations are wonderful! [Read Here]

Courtesy of Prada 


Part 2 of the Dolce & Gabbana S/S 2013 illustration project was up on Swide this past Saturday and the focus area was on the abstract prospective. I wrote another piece on Draw A Dot to show you 2 more images from the illustrators and how I thought about them. You don't want to miss this entry. [Read Here]

Courtes of Cristian Grossi

If you are curious how I look like in real life, you are in luck. Juan Cruz Prats has recently illustrated a portrait of me for Swide's masthead and it looks amazing! You will get to see the image and know the story behind it on Draw A Dot.! [Read Here]

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Saturday, January 19, 2013

Art[s]ense: Dolce & Gabbana S/S 2013 Illustration Project Part 2

2 weeks ago, I told you about Part 1 of Dolce & Gabbana S/S 2013 illustration project and today, Swide has published the 2nd part of it (2 more to go!). This time, it is all about the abstract prospective of this collection and I have invited 2 illustrators, Cristian Grossi and Alicia Haberman, to each work on  an art piece.

If you have done reading this article on Swide, please visit Draw A Dot. as I have more exclusive content for you about this particular part.

Thursday, November 15, 2012

Graphic[Mashup]: Round 1

Throughout these years, I have been introducing different illustrators and their works to you and I am sure you have your favourites. Back in the days, I did want to show you more of their works but some of the times they didn't have enough images for an entry. Because of that, starting from now, I am going to have a weekly section to showcase works by some of the illustrators I have featured before on here or/and on Swide.

Welcome to Graphic[Mashup].

Just like Roberto, when I think of Alexander McQueen, the 2 feather pieces from F/W 2009 collection will always come into mind. I think these 2 pieces Roberto illustrated can reflect the playfulness of the clothing pieces.



Comme des Garçons F/W 2012 is a very cool collection as the clothes are in 2D form. Juni is wearing one of my favourite dresses from this collection and she looks so cute in it. 


J.Larkowsky

 It's a given that J.Larkowsky's illustrations always excite me. This time, he has illustrated the Alexander McQueen S/S 2007 collection and I really love the details of this dress.


Spiros Halaris

Spiros has recently illustrated this piece featuring Prada's S/S 2013 collection. While I am still not a big fan of this collection, I can see why illustrators are in love with it because there are so many creative ideas they can do to enhance the collection.


Sunny Gu

A very playful illustration by Sunny Gu. I love the Moschino S/S 2013 piece and also, the flowers that create the dress. This makes me think of summer and I can't wait for it to come back.



Cristian has just created some Christmas ornaments for people to download and I love them very much. They are whimsical and contain the aesthetic of Cristian's illustration style. You can click here to download the ornaments! 


If you have done some cool illustrations and want me to share with the world, feel free to contact me at info@fusionofeffects.com

Monday, October 29, 2012

Graphicology: Jesus as a Flower

This is simply brilliant!

Jesus as a Flower

This series is illustrated by Cristian Grossi and he interprets Maria Maddaiena, Jesus, Joseph, Maria and Madreperla in abstract floral forms. The images are beautiful, cool and refreshing. If you take a close look at Maria as a Flower, you will the feminine figure, which I think is a very cool concept.

What do you think?

Joseph as a Flower

Maria as a Flower

Tuesday, July 31, 2012

June & July 2012 Memories

We are currently enjoying our summer so we are actually slowing down at the moment. However, in June and July, we still have created some interesting entries for you to enjoy.

This month on [Un]Discovers, we have Maruka Caleis, a great illustrator who likes to use photos to complete her works. Also, we have Tara Krebs, a great illustrator whose works have amazed us. We believe fantasy is what made us love illustration and Tara's works are all about this element!

As for Swide, in June we have the amazing Malika Favre. Her works are in minimalist form but her contents are way more provocative than you could imagine. Jolene Lai is another great illustrator which we really like the girls she created in her works. Trust us, you will want to know more about them when you look at her works.

In July, we have Cristian Grossi, a great illustrator, and also a texture designer. We cannot get enough of his style as it is very simple, but haunting. Victor Castillo is a great painter and let us warn you, this interview is very personal and we believe this is one of our best features we have done to date on Swide.


Monday, July 16, 2012

Art[s]ense: Cristian Grossi

Minimalist has become a very popular illustration style recently and Cristian Grossi is definitely one of the masters of this style. His works are very clean and neat, yet there is something mysterious about the girls he illustrated. In this interview, I have asked some questions so that they can guide us into his illustration world. Please click here to read it.



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