OK like so angry rn. Why does my stuff look so much like Damir. Whatever.
I guess technically these aren’t mine.
I just drew up some Damir.
I hate that when I’m in the process of drawing, I’m like, OOOH I really like this, I want to pair some shorts and whatever whatever, blah blah blah. But then I step back and I’m like, OK WTF THIS IS SO ______________!! So idk, I just subconsciously have these visions in my head and I think what I need to do from now on is really step back and reevaluate my style.
I know I like these designers, but I need to differentiate myself from them. I need to find myself. Find a way to merge what I like and what I want into my own style. I’m just getting really tired that I feel like I’m always ripping someone off subconsciously.
I’m gonna think and work harder than ever now. I just need to REALLY think instead of do the obvious.
K bye. End of rant
(Source: michael-brambila)
UGH OK, I need to buy a softer pencil. It took wayyy too long to color in the black.
(Source: michael-brambila)
Women’s F.W Collection
Inspired by a woman’s vacation to a beach or desert in the winter and the idea of retro futurism.
Joan Of Arc Women’s S.S collection
Inspired by the Masculine v. Feminine aspects of Jeanne D’Arc
The collection starts with the more masculine warrior that Joan became.
And slowly the clothes begin to flow away from the body rather than sculpt it.
Moss also acted as an inspiration, I’ve created the feeling of moss through lace, which throughout the collection, is meant to take over her body.
The collection ends with both worlds colliding, She is still a strong warrior, just a bit more feminine than before.
Mood Board. Inspiration: Russians, Pioneers, & the Salem Witch Trials. Images from Sergey Prokudin-Gorsky’s color series; Oh, Pioneers editorial from Vogue, July 2001; & Organized Robots editorial from Vogue Italia, March 2006. Mood inspired by bands Fever Ray, oOoOO, and Salem.
