'Tuesday Mourning' by Michelle T

The Number One Fashion Trend This Season "Spring-Summer 2013"

Monochrome describes paintings, drawings, designs, or photographs in one color or shades of one color (Black-White). 

The monochromatic fashion trend is one of the easiest ways to update your wardrobe for this season.

Consisting of a simple black and white colour palette, it's been seen on celebs including Kim Kardashian and Kate Middleton this season.

The effect of monochromatic contrast gives a strong character to the appearance of your urban style.

'Stripe Republics' by Michelle T

My First Stitchin' Look

I just finished stitchin' this little cute mini dress for Barbie. What do u think?

'Purple Blast' by Michelle T

Spring Summer Collection 2013 by Michelle T

Summer is the best season. Why? Because all of the students are out of school during this time of the year for summer break. And surely everybody loves summer!

Well, I sketched some outfits for this season. 

1st look - 'Smokin' Hot'

2nd look - 'Ready For Party'

Detail

3rd look - 'Sun Kissed' 

Detail

'Precious Feather' by Michelle T

Feather has many intensions. There are people saying that 'We are too young to be this sad' and there are also people saying that 'We are hoping for a brittle hope'.

Well feather is a valuable thing. Though a piece of feathers falls and flies in the air, then it will fall on the surface of the earth. And for most people, a feather doesn't mean anything. Bur for me, it's something, that giving me a lot of motivation. For me, a feather means 'Dream as if you would live forever and live as if you would die today'. So in short, Enjoy your life!

3rd Fashion Project by Michelle T

2nd Fashion Project by Michelle T

1st Fashion Project by Michelle T

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'Traditional Techniques' by Kerstin Wacker, Germany

Using traditional techniques, Kerstin starts with a pencil sketch that is worked up with coloured crayons, markers, and indian ink. 

The computer is only employed when considering backgrounds. She confesses that she is not a "one-shot" worker and takes considerable time developing the initial sketch and paying attention to details, before arriving at the final illustration.

Kerstin's figures stride across the page with the confidence of people that know their own mind. There is real drive in these stretched silhouettes. Her fragile females are birdlike in appearance, with stalk-like legs that contradict human anatomy. This graphic stylization has affinities with Alberto Giacometti's emaciated sculpting of the human body. The constant pull toward consumerism in today's culture is characterized by the addition of overstated,

gaily coloured bags. These inflated artifacts have become an essential trapping of the profile of contemporary dress. They are no longer just practical accessories, but represent the spoils of retail warfare and are touted like banners proclaiming these women as the victors of the fight.