26 posts tagged “fashion illustration”

I'm actively seeking representation on some of my latest fashion designs. There are several options that I'll consider:

• You could purchase an extended license through iStockPhoto for these designs
• You can contact me to discuss terms of a buyout on any of these designs.
• You could agree to provide representation for marketing any [or all] of these pieces.

'Tis that time of year when the postman and private delivery services are working over time. Just in time to help you with your delivery presentations - the fashion / production flats are in the house!

Royalty-free stock Illustration [Vector] | Production Flats: Delivery Service Uniforms | iStockphoto

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Why spend your valuable time drawing and re-drawing technical production flats? These handy illustrations are perfect for fashion designers/illustrators in need of technically correct production flats for line sheets, illustration boards, or spec sheets. Just paste your fabic, your patterns, logos and other graphic elements into the bodies and you are ready to assemble your presentation boards and line sheets. With minimal modification you can easily adapt these drawings for paper dolls, standies, or web presentations. With this download you get the flats for 1 classic polo (front and back), 1 classic mock turtle neck top(front and back), 1 jacket (front and back), 1 ladies' trousers, 1 pair of mean's trousers, 1 ladies' knee-length shorts, 1 mens' knee-length shorts, 1 messenger bag, 1 cap, and 1 pair of gloves. Not quite balmy where you are?... For your convenience, this file also coordinates with the Production Flats: Delivery Service Uniforms: Outerwear for your line sheets and presentations. Please note: The fashion flats and croquis, contained in my portfolio, are of my own design and are drawn by hand directly in Illustrator. A sizing grid, similar to a piece of grid paper, is employed to make sure that the flats conform to industry standards. No templates, sketches, or other source material is ever utilized in the creation of my fashion flats or designs.

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Royalty-free stock Illustration [Vector] | Production Flats: Delivery Service Uniforms: Outerwear |

http://www.istockphoto.com/file_close...

Why spend your valuable time drawing and re-drawing technical production flats? These handy illustrations are perfect for fashion designers/illustrators in need of technically correct production flats for line sheets, illustration boards, or spec sheets. Just paste your fabic, your patterns, logos and other graphic elements into the bodies and you are ready to assemble your presentation boards and line sheets. With minimal modification you can easily adapt these drawings for paper dolls, standies, or web presentations. With this download you get the flats for 1 mock turtleneck jacket (front and back), 1 hooded vest (front and back), 1 pair of unisex snow or cold weatehr pants front and back), 1 overcoat, 1 cap, and 1 pair of gloves. Not quite winter yet?... For your convenience, this file also coordinates with the Production Flats: Delivery Service Uniforms for your line sheets and presentations. Please Note: The fashion flats and croquis, contained in my portfolio, are of my own design and are drawn by hand directly in Illustrator. A sizing grid, similar to a piece of grid paper, is employed to make sure that the flats conform to industry standards. No templates, sketches, or other source material is ever utilized in the creation of my fashion flats or designs.

This young coed, hand-drawn in illustrator, is all but unraveled by her lack of a fashionable wardrobe for going back to school. Wistful, she's dreaming of being dressed in your latest designs and just waiting to be put to work on your fall line sheets and presentation boards. http://www.istockphoto.com/file_closeup.php?id=4265110

Back to School Croquis

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This young woman, hand-drawn in illustrator, is all but unraveled by her lack of a fashionable wardrobe for the fall season. Foward and determined, she's ready to be customized and put to work.  http://www.istockphoto.com/file_closeup.php?id=4270848

Autumn Croquis

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This young woman, hand-drawn in illustrator, is all but unraveled by her lack of a fashionable wardrobe for Halloween. Foward and determined, undaunted by things that go bump in the night, she's ready to be customized and put to work. http://www.istockphoto.com/file_closeup.php?id=4270187

Halloween Croquis

This young woman, hand-drawn in illustrator, is all wrapped up in the post-holiday celebrations. I'm not sure if she's had one too many martinis or if she's just overwhlemed with all of the holiday parties but, either way, she seems tangled up in the festivities and just waiting to be put to work.

New Year Croquis

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This illustration is pending approval at iStockPhoto. Please feel free to contact me directly if you would like to put her to work before she is made available.

1 Part fashion illustration combined with 1 part holiday frustration. Created with the aid of Adobe Illustrator for possible use as a holiday card.

This is rights-managed illustration. As a vector it is completely editable and infinitely scalable. Please contact me for pricing and options for use.

Holiday Croquis

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You can see this design on a variety of products at Zazzle.com. The mousepad design was counted among today's best within minutes of being uploaded.

Pirate This... T-shirt on Zazzle

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Of course I'm still vying for votes, stars and comments in Zazzle's Talk Like a Pirate Contest. So [please] do a girl a favor and help me out. You can view my design here.

I've also taken on the part time postiion of being Kenn's campaign manager so a nod in his direction will only make me look good.

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As you may remember from my post on Friday, I happily hit Silver rating at iStock on Thursday. As I also made note: That's no small thing when you have a portfolio of only 61 offerings and I am absolutely stoked. Uploading was kind of a chore with the server speed still being somewhat retarded. But they're there and they're awaiting approval.

Here are some samples of what I uploaded to round up my portfolio to 65 files.

Production Flats: Varsity Wear

And here's the Pirate Wench

The Pirate Wench in all of her glory

All dressed up with no place to go...

So I have my fingers crossed that the girls and their wardrobe, as well as the varsity wear, will all be good to go before to long. Just wish me luck, Peeps. Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeee...

My agent in China has asked me to do a series of cartoon animals for presentation to prospective clients. These illustrations are for the women's market - not little girls. He'd like my style to remain intact as this is what initially got the client's attention.

My question to you, ladies - my friends, is which animals would you be most likely to wear on a tee:

• Giraffe
• Lion
• Tiger
• Leopard / Puma
• Monkey
• Squirrel
• Kodiak Bear
• Funky Fish
• Other...

 I'm just taking a kind poll and would like your honest ideas and I am uploading sample sketches as I go.

Rights Managed Illustration: Fueled by Time

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Thanks in advance, chicas. I do whole-heartedly appreciate the input.
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Skirting the Issue: Round 2: Conga Line

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Sandy's skirt from last month's Skirting the Issue Contest is on its way. I dropped it off at the Post Office early this afternoon and expect it to arrive in Australia in 5-6 business days. Interestingly enough, it costs $30.00 less to ship with USPS than it did with FedEx and neither could "guarantee" delivery but the USPS offers insurance up to $61.28 and neither FedEx nor UPS would offer any insurance whatsoever. Boggles the mind - Indeed, it does. What's even more mysterious is the time frame: 5-6 business days regardless of the carrier. Go figure...

So, with Sandy's skirt well on the way, I'd like to let everyone know where we are in the Conga line that we started forming yesterday and find out who in the line wants coffee on their skirt. It's so much better if I get all of the fabric into the drink now so I can stain as needed. Afterall, the longer it steeps the stronger the brew. ;)

Cate's got dibs on the first skirt. I've messaged her and am waiting to get final confirmation on her measurements, etc. Then I'll be able to work up sketches and so on.
Kim has second dibs.
Rouma is next in line.
And she is followed by DissolveGirl.
Jaie is following close behind.

Time Frame
Each skirt takes me 7 - 10 days to complete. It may be a bit less depending on my work load but I'll keep you posted as always.