Dots[Connection]: Queens from the other world

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My final collaboration piece with Nuno Da Costa is here! The Queen of Diamonds is dressed in an outfit from the Proenza Schouler F/W 2015 collection. I love the pose and the outfit just fits perfectly with her image! [Read Here]

Courtesy of Nuno Da Costa 

Mond Kim created this amazing illustration that is inspired by the Dolce & Gabbana collections. The composition is amazing and it is very surreal with a mysterious vibe! I am still thinking she is the evil version of Snow White. Perfection!   [Read Here]

Courtesy of Mond Kim

Dots[Connection]: Heroine or Villain

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My collaboration with Nuno Da Costa continues with this Queen of Clubs illustration. In here, the queen is dressed in an outfit from the Junya Watanabe F/W 2015 collection. It's very dark and mysterious! [Read Here]

Courtesy of Nuno Da Costa

I love this illustration created by Linrinna Lindström! It is based on a look from the Valentino F/W 2015 Haute Couture collection and I love the romantic vibe of the piece. Simply perfect! [Read Here]

Courtesy of Linrinna Lindström

Dots[Connection]: McQueens

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My collaboration with Nuno Da Costa continues with this lovely piece! In here, the Queen of Hearts is dressed in Alexander McQueen F/W 2015 collection and she looks so regal. Please read the post and learn more about this Queen. [Read Here]

Courtesy of Nuno Da Costa

Camille has recently created this illustration featuring some of the iconic pieces from the Alexander McQueen archives! What I love the most about this illustration is how each look is a combination of 2 or more collections. So cool!  [Read Here]

Courtesy of Camille Pfister

Dots[Connection]: Different kinds of Queens

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I am always fascinated by playing cards and artists love create their own version of Jacks, Queens and Kings. For this project, I collaborate with Nuno Da Costa to dress up the Queens in F/W 2015 collections. First up, we have Queen of Spades in Comme des Gacons F/W 2015 collection. [Read Here]

Courtesy of Nuno Da Costa

F/W 2015 Haute Couture has come to an end and both Nadine Samarina and I have seen many great collections. For this project, she has illustrated some of her favorite collections and below is one of them! [Read Here]

Courtesy of Nadine Samarina

Dots[Connection]: Soft Like Silk

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Prada F/W 2015 is one of my favourite collections in the coming season, and this illustration by Nuno Da Costa captures exactly how I think about it. The girl here is soft, romantic, and classy. The illustration is so smooth and beautiful. [Read Here]

Courtesy of Nuno Da Costa

Lyubov's S/S 2015 Haute Couture illustrations are simply lovely! This Chanel piece has captured the classy and feminine vibe of the collection flawlessly. I just cannot wait to see more great works by this talented artist![Read Here]

Courtesy of Lyubov 

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Dots[Connection]: Savage Beauty

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The February Illustration Open Call was on the Alexander McQueen Savage Beauty exhibition, and here is one of pieces by Mahyar Kalantari. The outfit is based on a look from the F/W 2009 collection and the mood of the art piece is very dark, gloomy and twisted. This art work truly reflects the Lee Alexander Queen's imaginary world. [Read Here]

Courtesy of Mahyar Kalantari

I have been a fan of Nuno Da Costa's works for awhile, and here is his latest piece! This is the first look from Gucci S/S 2015 runway show, and I just love the clean and sharp illustration style. The "unfinished" touch gives a raw edge to the art piece, and it makes your brain want to complete the illustration with specific colours. [Read Here]

Courtesy of Nuno Da Costa