*ahem*
This is just one of my projects. I didn't finish the other YSL project because I realised that it would probably be best to work with a clean gray sweater, as opposed to a not-so-much one. So I went with this first, based on the following image (which I found via Google Image search)
First I thought of rendering the girl in Illustrator but that was a pain in the ass so I decided to outline her instead (which didn't show up properly when saved and printed). So instead I opted to print it out blank and then improvise.
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- I liked the shirt. It is from H&M and is this a nice heathered/sheer fabric/wash.
- the image is still really stiff. The shirt is currently in a knot on my desk to be wrinkled into relaxation.
- I'm going to do this again, and when I do I will fix Yves Saint Laurent's face. This was merely attempt 1. I will also try to center the shirt more because it's kind of off to the left right now.
- I really like the red line and the separation. I think it's a little sinister - what is your opinion of this? Does it distract from the image? Do you think I should just make it one thing?
I'll post picture of it post-knot-wrinkle.
2 comments:
I think the red line looks really good, makes it more interesting. How did you do this? Screen printing?
no, just an iron transfer. I made two so I could play with placement, and also planned it out using photoshop beforehand.
the red is acrylic paint, I'll probably screen it next time though.
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