Dots[Connection]: Magic Show!

Here is your weekly Draw A Dot. recap!

This Schiaparelli F/W 2016 Haute Couture illustration created is one of my latest favourites by Studio Fantasma. I love the composition and I feel like I am seeing a circus/magic show here!Very well done! [Read Here]

Courtesy of Studio Fantasma 

Bijou Karman and Gucci are always one of the best combinations in the fashion illustration world and I am in love with this piece a lot! It really shows the unique aesthetic of the brand and I can never get enough of Bijou's characters!  [Read Here]

Courtesy of Bijou Karman

Dots[Connection]: Food and Fashion

Here is your weekly Draw A Dot. recap!

Who doesn't like to eat? This week, Liz Joy created a delicious dish inspired by the Schiaparelli S/S 2016 Hatue Couture collection. If you love blueberry pies, then you do not want to miss htis reci [Read Here]

Courtesy of Liz Joy

Chanel presented its Cruise 2017 collection last week and Magdalena Kruszynska created a beautiful illustration based on that runway show. The illustration is like a scene from a timeless classic movie! [Read Here]

Courtesy of Magdelena Kruszynska

Dots[Connection]: Dream vs Reality

It's time for the weekly Draw A Dot. recap!

Recently, I have teamed up with Dave Webber and AmongMen to create an illustration editorial based on the S/S 2014 menswear trends. The series has a strong urban vibe because of the subway setting, and the guys are all dressed in some of the iconic pieces from this season. What a wonderful spread! [Read Here]

Courtesy of Dave Webber

There is no doubt Mahyar is good at creating dreamy illustrations and the latest one has absolutely blown all of us away. This image consists of some of the looks from the S/S 2014 Haute Couture season and I just love every single detail of it. [Read Here]

Courtesy of Mahyar Kalantari 

Graphicology: Schiaparelli & Prada Head Concepts

As a huge fan of Prada, I regret I didn't have the chance to visit the MET this year to check out the "Schiaparelli & Prada, Impossible Conversations" exhibition. The following head concepts are designed by Guido Palau and illustrated byMiguel Villalobos. Each of them has the signature element of either Prada or Schiaparelli and 10 of them have turned into postcards which you can buy them at the MET.

You can click here to see the other sketches that didn't make the cut for the final production. Seriously, I love them all because they are abstract enough to suit my taste!