In my last post, I featured Tina Berning's illustrations of women. Fashion plays an essential part in Berning's art, which is one of the reasons I'm drawn to her work. When I was thirteen, I desperately wanted to be a fashion designer. So I spent countless hours sketching new outfits and even sewing my own clothes. (The first article of clothing I ever made was a hot pink jumpsuit!)
My mother knew that I was really into fashion, and one day, she came home with this amazing Japanese book. This book full of fashion illustrations became my prized possession. I studied the drawings and would try to copy every little detail until it was perfect. I couldn't begin to tell you how many times I drew this face:
Unfortunately, I can't read Japanese, so I don't even know the title of the book or the name of the illustrator. Here's the biographical page of the author. Maybe you can help me out?
Fashion illustration
Jul 30, 2010
Labels:
art books,
art I like,
drawing,
fashion,
illustrations,
japanese art
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What an awesome mom. I'll see if my friend might be able to translate the artist's name for you!
That would be so great- thank you!
Just heard from my friend - his name is Motohiro Shimokawa.
Nice! Now hopefully I'll be able to find more information on the artist and book.
Much thanks to you and your friend : )
I love these fashion sketches. I am trying to get into Fashion Illustration. Any tips would be awesome.
bethanie.n@hotmail.com
Thanks!
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