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In the streets of London walks the boys from the Himalayas
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This collection is about a young Himalayan boy walking in the streets of London approach to fashion but holding the values and touch of the history and heritage. The puffer jacket worn by thousands of mountaineers during their expeditions in the Himalayas, the cool urban styling by the youths of London and adding snippets of Himalayan art is my take on incorporating this style. I wanted to translate this item of clothing and incorporate amalgamation of eastern and western arts.
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Frankenstein
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Frankenstein, a novel written by Mary Shelley about a scientist who succeeded in giving life to his own creation. However his creation did not turn out to be the perfect creation that he had imagined for it to be therefore being rejected by him and all of mankind.
Media's used: watercolour, ink, chalk, oil pastels, fine liners, colouring pencil and felt tip liners.
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KINTSUGI
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For this project I wanted to do something that involved repairing and patchwork which led me to this Japanese form of art of repairing broken pottery with gold lacquer, also known as Kintsugi.
Whilst researching I looked for fabrics that had a similar resemblance to Kintsugi and came across tartans so therefore I started looking at Scottish military uniforms and different style of tartans which led me to merge these two ideas.
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Media's used: watercolours, ink, felt tip markers, fine liners, chalk, oil pastels, colouring pencils and tippex.
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Indo Aryan
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During my trip to India in 2017, I was able to see many variations of architecture. One of the styles that appealed to me was an Indo Aryan style of architecture which I decided to incorporate into my shirt x branding project.
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Media's used: envelopes, masking/magic tape, coloured papers, chalk, oil pastels, fine liners, ink, watercolour, fine liners, tippex, sharpie markers and colouring pencils.
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Flappers Out of Business ​
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What happened to the flapper girls when the Great Depression hit in the late 1920s?
These illustrations are from my past historical project where I looked at 'The Roaring Twenties' and 'The Great Depression' in the United States.
​ Media's used: ink, watercolour, fine liners and a red biro. ​
