NEW FASHION ILLUSTRATIONS (ORIGINAL DRAWINGS VS. DIGITAL ART)

 Hello there! How's your weekend turning out so far? I've been working on new fashion illustrations all day. Today I'll show you two fashion sketches I made yesterday, the original medium for both of them is coloured pencils on paper but I also turned them into digital art and played around with that. Scroll down to see the original fashion drawings and the digital versions. 


I LOVE THAT BLUE IS TRENDING NOW
What both of these fashion sketches have in common is that they depict a combination of a blue sweater and a skirt. One of them depicts a blue sweater paired with an olive green pencil skirt and the other depicts it paired with a dark maxi skirt. The fashion sketch depicting the olive green skirt was inspired by one skirt that I actually own and love but more about that some other time. Bellow you can see me playing with some other colours and  reimagining these outfits as darker or lighter. 



FEEL FREE TO CHECK OUT MY OTHER INSPIRED BY POSTS AND SEE WHAT OTHER BLOGGERS I HAVE ILLUSTRATED SO FAR:
INSPIRED BY SELVAGGIA AND PAOLA 2019
INSPIRED BY MELODY JACOBS 2018
INSPIRED BY NATALIA  2018
INSPIRED BY JODIE'S TOUCH OF STYLE 2018
INSPIRED BY JESSICA 2018
INSPIRED BY TIJANA 2018
INSPIRED BY 2017 EDITION 
INSPIRED BY 2016 EDITION
INSPIRED BY 2015 EDITION
INSPIRED BY...SEVEN FASHION BLOGGERS 2014 EDITION

 MY FIVE MOST RECENT FASHION FRIDAY ILLUSTRATION POSTS: 1. HERE,  2. HERE, 3. HERE , 4. HERE AND 5. HERE  +MORE OF MY RECENT POST IN THE CATEGORY OF FRIDAY FASHION ILLUSTRATION: FRIDAY FASHION ILLUSTRATION: DIGITAL ART AND NEW SKETCHES,  FASHION ILLUSTRATION FRIDAY: BLACK DRESS, GREY BLAZER AND BURGUNDY HEELS 

....AND HERE ARE MORE LINKS TO POSTS ABOUT FASHION ILLUSTRATING 

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FASHION ILLUSTRATION FRIDAY: SKETCHING ON A FERRY




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Comments

  1. akiko hiramatsu28 November 2020 at 18:18

    Fantastic fashion illustrations!!
    I really love your digital painting, and chic outfits with beautiful bouquets<3
    Those mixing colors are brilliant, Ivana!

    akiko
    www.akikohiramatsu.com

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  2. Królowa Karo29 November 2020 at 02:08

    Beautiful works. And a great idea to combine with photos.

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  3. Ivana Split29 November 2020 at 02:30

    dzijekuje

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  4. ellie29 November 2020 at 06:32

    Love this! Great colors and locations!

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  5. Carefully Listening29 November 2020 at 06:33

    Adoring! Great work!

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  6. Caitlin'nMegan29 November 2020 at 06:34

    Beautiful!

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  7. Polyester Princess29 November 2020 at 06:59

    I'm loving your new batch of fashion illustrations, with the first one being my particular favourite. The colours are gorgeous: there's definitely something about blue and green together! I had no idea that blue was currently on trend. Not that I'm taking trends into account, mind you. I'm wearing all the colours! Blue used to be my favourite colour as a girl, but I'm leaning more towards green now. I hope your Sunday is going well, and I'm wishing you a great week ahead! xxx

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    1. Ivana Split29 November 2020 at 12:28

      As far as I remember, I have loved the combo of blue and green together. I sometimes say that this combo gives me mermaid vibes, but really it is an inspiring blend. There is something about these two colours together that just works. Yes, blue is trending- it is the colour of the year. I'm happy to see more lighter blues around.

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  8. Ananka29 November 2020 at 11:23

    These are amazing :-D

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  9. Martyna29 November 2020 at 13:06

    Beautiful illustrations :)

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  10. Sheila30 November 2020 at 16:06

    I love that you play with your illustrations with technology, Ivana. Wonderful use of colour to enhance them!

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  11. Rowena @ rolala loves1 December 2020 at 11:41

    It's interesting to see your original illustrations along with how you turned them into digital art. Looks like you really had fun and got creative with them.

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