Hello readers! How are you? I'm occupied with various art projects at the moment and today I'll share some of them with you. We'll start with a digital fashion illustration you can see bellow. You see, while I was cleaning up and organizing my art folders I came across an old pencil fashion illustration I did way back. I decided to colour that fashion sketch with art tools in Paint 3D. I ended up creating several digital fashion illustration versions of the original drawing, one of which is available for purchase in my
redbubble shop as an
acrylic block,
art board print, sticker and etc. I may add up other version of this illustration to my shop later, I'm still considering it. Digital art has both its pros and cons. The fact that one doesn't need any new art supplies is definitely an advantage. When working with digital art, at least you know that you won't spill oil all over your very expensive balcony tiles like I did a few years ago (well, the wind did it, but I blame myself, I should have secured the oils). Anyhow, scroll down to see more and see different version of this illustration as well some other art projects.
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DIFFERENT VERSIONS OF ONE FASHION ILLUSTRATION
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THE DESIGN I DECIDED TO MAKE AVAILABLE IN MY REDBUBBLE SHOP (CLICK ON THE IMAGES FOR A LINK TO THE SHOP)
PAINTING WITH TEXTILE PAINTS - Besides working on digital art projects, I also managed to paint over one old yellow t-shirt and create a new fashion illustration design on it. I used one of my old fashion illustrations as a reference for the design I painted on the t-shirt. I can't wait to wear it.
MY FASHION ILLUSTRATIONS IN FORMS OF COLLAGES
MOST RECENT POST IN THE CATEGORY OF FRIDAY FASHION ILLUSTRATION: FASHION ILLUSTRATION FRIDAY: BLACK DRESS, GREY BLAZER AND BURGUNDY HEELS Do you want to see more of my fashion illustration? This is a link to last Friday Fashion illustration.
MORE LINKS TO POSTS ABOUT FASHION ILLUSTRATING
TURNING A WATERCOLOUR PAINTING INTO DIGITAL ART- Bellow you can another example of me turning a watercolour design of mine into digital art. I love how this one turned out. 
...AND ANOTHER WATERCOLOUR PAINTING TURNED INTO A DIGITAL ONE
You can buy most of my illustrations and paintings (in forms of prints. I don't sell originals) here: IvanaKada.redbubble.com. I'm working on making my art available on other platforms as well, but I'm not planning an independent store at the moment (maybe some time in the future). For any inquires, you can reach me by email. Thank you for stopping by, have a nice day!
Very interesting and beautiful illustrations ;)
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DeleteBeautiful sketches. I love it.
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DeleteI love your technique on the yellow shirt - it's like fingerprints creating the illustration. Very cool.
ReplyDeleteUsing digital "paints" to re-illustrate reminds me of paper dolls - I used to make them, and created so many fun outfits.
Way to keep your artistic side going, Ivana!
I swear your creativity never ends Ivana. Just the idea to paint over another shirt is fabulous.
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Jodie
www.jtouchofstyle.com
I love how all of the art that you did could be transitioned into fashion and decor! You do a great job with the consistency of the models and outfits. You have talent!
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Wow, cute t-shirts❤
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ReplyDeleteIt's good that you're keeping your artistic juices flowing, Ivana, and that you've been experimenting with digital art, adding yet another technique to your repertoire. I hope you're having a lovely and relaxing weekend, my friend. Hugs from Belgium xxx
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DeleteTransforming them digitally is such a fantastic way to take your old fashion illustrations in a new artistic direction.
ReplyDeleteThank you Rowena.
DeleteGreat work :-D
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DeleteLove the t-shirts! You're so talented!
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