Showing posts with label Olga Weber. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Olga Weber. Show all posts

Saturday, January 26, 2013

Art[s]ense: Dolce & Gabbana S/S 2013 Illustration Project Part 3

You have seen part 1 and part 2 of the Dolce & Gabbana S/S 2013 illustration project I curated for Swide and today, it is time to reveal part 3.

This segment is all about the realistic side of the collection and I have invited Pippa McManus, Spiros Halaris and Olga Weber to work on some illustrations. The result is very stunning and I think these 3 artists are good fits for this project.

Now please head to Swide and read how the artists think of the collection and after that, visit Draw A Dot. to read how I feel about these illustrations (and there is one surprise there for you too, so don't miss it!)

Stay tuned for the last part of this project, which will be coming up soon!

Thursday, November 29, 2012

Graphic[Mashup]: Round 3

It's time for a new round of Graphic[Mashup] and today I am happy to say I have an exclusive image to show you.

Olga Weber (Exclusive)

Olga Weber is very good at illustrating fashionable girls. Yesterday I received an email from her and it contained her latest work. I really like the Dolce & Gabbana dress on the girl and the little dog has made the image to look more playful. The orange background is what reminds me of fall. Nicely done!


Matias G Martinez

I always have my eyes on Matias' works but since he doesn't do fashion illustration often, this is why I did not have the chance to feature his works until now. Matias's take on the house of Christian Dior is beautiful and I really like the smooth graphics. I think Matias can really work on more digital fashion illustrations in the future.


Julia Slavinska

Julia is a big name this week as her latest works have been featuring in numerous  online publications. I really like her illustration touch on each photo and she can really capture the essence of each brand. Click here to see the entire series.


Robert Tirado

Robert's Alexander McQueen illustration is amazing. Even though it is in black and white, I just feel like this piece is full of energy. I would like to see a few more pieces from Robert on Alexander McQueen.


Helen Huang

Last week I showed you Helen's Fall image and today, I want to show you the Winter, a piece that is part of the 4 seasons series. I really like this piece as it can make me feel the cold and moody vibe of winter.


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