PUFFED PINK DRESS (OUTFITS, ILLUSTRATIONS & RUNAWAY INSPIRATION)
This morning while I was browsing Pinterest, I came across a fuchsia runway look that made me think. The look in question was a gorgeous fuchsia sequin dress ( look 25 from Cristian Cowan Spring 2020 Resort Collection). I believe this is the first look by this designer that really caught my eye, I wasn't familiar with this brand before. Anyhow, I remembered that I have a puffed sleeved fuchsia mini dress in my closet as well. Mine is not sequin like Cowan's creation, but it does have some similarities with it. Seeing that photograph made me realize that I have recently illustrated similar pink dress looks using Paint 3D to edit my fashion illustrations. Suddenly I wanted to do this post where I would show you five ways to style a fuchsia puffed sleeve mini dress as well as my new fashion illustration. That's what I will be sharing with you today so scroll down to see more.
USING PAINT 3D TO EDIT MY FASHION ILLUSTRATIONS: MY EXPERIENCES
Last Friday I showed you a couple of my fashion sketches that I coloured with the watercolour tool in Paint 3D. If you have followed my blog for a while, you probably know that I don't have much experience with digital art. I try editing my art with some digital tools and got some interesting results but that's just touch ups, not really digital art as such. Last weekend I spent a lot of time trying to figure out what possibilities there might be. One thing I like about using Paint 3D is that I can draw directly over my art. That makes the whole thing more easier. I can change the colours and the design slightly while still maintaining the original lines, proportions and feel of the painting. Interesting stuff. It's also good to make really fast sketches. Digital art is actually a lot alike regular art, you actually need to invest a lot of time and effort to get great results. That is probably why I avoided digital art so far, I was already keeping myself busy exploring the more traditional art mediums. Art definitely takes work. I'm looking forward to learning how to use this program properly. Have a look at the images bellow and tell me what you think. Do you remember what this original watercolour pencil painting looked like? How to do like the new versions?
FIVE WAYS TO WEAR A PUFF SLEEVE DRESS FOR SPRING
1. LAYERED WITH BOOTS AND A MATCHING TOP
MORE FASHION ILLUSTRATIONS- MIXED MEDIA (DIGITAL AND TRADITIONAL)
As always thank you for reading and commenting. Have a nice day.
Sjajni predlozi. A što se tiče tvog, da ga tako nazovem ,,digitalnog crteža", odlično je i veoma mi se dopada. Divan post.💖
ReplyDeleteHvala Anđela
DeleteIt's such a fun dress on you and a beautiful colour! You wear it so well! It's nice seeing you have fun making digital art too! :)
ReplyDeleteHope you are having a great week :)
Away From Blue
thank you
Deleteso inspiring! I never learned digital illustration properly, always like the real watercolors better!
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Thank you. I also prefer the traditional media, but it is fun to try digital as well.
DeleteThe pink colour is absolutely beautiful, and I love how you have edited the images together!
ReplyDeleteI hope you are doing well during this quarantine x
thank you Amy.
DeleteWow. Your dress is so very much like the other. And how you've styled it is such a creative way to wear it. I just love this Ivana,
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Jodie
www.jtouchofstyle.com
Thank you Jodie.
DeleteThat is so fun, that you've found a way to take your drawings to another level! Good for you for exploring that, and learning and experimenting!
ReplyDeleteI love that dress - the sleeves are to die for! I like it best with the magenta long-sleeved tee under it - it gives it a very Renaissance feel. The colour is fabulous.
Thank you Sheila.
DeleteLove that pink dress on you, I much prefer it to the catwalk insiration which, to my eye, is too short for those exaggerated shoulders and looks somewhat unbalanced. x
ReplyDeleteThank you. The one I have is also too short for my liking, that is why I always wear it with leggings.
DeleteWonderful dress, beautiful colour!
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DeleteHey Ivana, how you doing?! Hope you got the chance to celebrate your birthday even in isolation, thank you again for the lovely comment you shared with me on my latest blog post :)
ReplyDeleteOooh and cool to see more illustrations on your blog, I missed them cause you always offer something really catchy and with a creative twist :) I love that you picked a color that is so powerful and it totally makes a statement, actually there is a similar tone in Mexico and we call it "Rosa Mexicano" (Mexican pink) cause it is a bit of spicy jeje :)
I loved the result and how you experimented with 3D, there is so much to do with the illustrations we already have and I'd love to see what else you can do with this possibility.
Also I loved how you took inspiration from this to create your own OOTD. You look great in this color!
All the best and stay safe,
Pablo
www.heyfungi.com
Thank you Pablo.
DeleteLike Vix, I absolutely prefer your dress to the one from the catwalk. It is such a great colour on you too, and I love all its incarnations, especially the one with the grey turtleneck and black leggings. I did think it was a solid colour, so it was a bit of a surprise to see the tiny dots in the close-up! Stay safe, my friend xxx
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DeleteGorgeous pink ourfit and loving your drawings :-D
ReplyDeleteThank you Ananka.
DeleteSuch a fantastic color and that dress looks absolutely amazing! Beautiful illustration too!
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