Remember as I showed you my first six silhouettes form girl's collection? And I promised to show you some more when will be finished? So here they are.
As you might remember I was inspired by the world of colorful beetles. I made some watercolor sketches which you've probably seen here but at the end I didn't use them as a direct material for prints or embroideries, but I made a few projects in more graphic style. In fact the outcome is pretty cool and I think it would be great to make some short review for you next week. I really love this spontaneous idea so be sure it'll show up soon! Stay tuned!
Back to the point! First time in my live I tried to design some stuff for children. It wasn't easy at all, as I'm still childless and never had the opportunity to live close to any child, cause my family is quite small and, to be honest, old. My only advice was my boyfriend's 5 years old niece. Fortunately, my professor told that I've got "the feeling" for the youngest and with a bit more engagement I can really reach the high level. I'm not sure if it's true but those words was motivating and really nice to hear.
These 12 silhouettes per gender shows the whole range of everyday necessities, starting from the raincoat and ending on a few t-shirts and shorts for play. There are some accessories too, to make it more complex and cohesive. I think about this collection rather as a general idea than a precise concept because there is still so many questions to be considered. But although it needs to be refined I really like its beetle ambiance.
Back to the point! First time in my live I tried to design some stuff for children. It wasn't easy at all, as I'm still childless and never had the opportunity to live close to any child, cause my family is quite small and, to be honest, old. My only advice was my boyfriend's 5 years old niece. Fortunately, my professor told that I've got "the feeling" for the youngest and with a bit more engagement I can really reach the high level. I'm not sure if it's true but those words was motivating and really nice to hear.
These 12 silhouettes per gender shows the whole range of everyday necessities, starting from the raincoat and ending on a few t-shirts and shorts for play. There are some accessories too, to make it more complex and cohesive. I think about this collection rather as a general idea than a precise concept because there is still so many questions to be considered. But although it needs to be refined I really like its beetle ambiance.
