Monday, 15 March 2010

Fashion mood boards: Bartley, Beaton and Stuart




So today was a fashion coursework deadline and now I've got my exam brief- which I am actually really excited about and am feeling incredibly inspired by. Oh I didn't like parting with the things I've spent so long working on. 
On to pastures new I signed up for a Youtube account today and am feeling the need to introduce you to my guinea pigs soon! This morning I photographed all of my work including my mood boards which are above and filmed a flick through of both my artist research book and techniques one; I actually added a little more to them in class- there's a couple of mighty gaps in the second book as you see it in the video which have now been fixed. The videos took an awfully long time to upload so I guess I'm going to have to work on that. :)
Anyway my artists were the fabulous Luella Bartley, the photographer Cecil Beaton and architect James 'Athenian' Stuart.

7 comments:

Sherin said...

Wow! Your work is so amazing! I loved looking at these videos. The Luella boook is fantastic!

Unknown said...

Awesome pics, thanks.

Have you heard of the new fashion website called dalancefashion.com? You should make a profile on it! I was reading your information and it seems like you might like it!

Check out my blog! http://modedevoted.blogspot.com/ Im trying to get a few more followers, so if you have time please add me :) I cant see where to follow you?

Also do you have a stand/tripod to take your pics? They look great. Or does someone take them for you? Im thinking I should invest in one.

ps love your style :)
Hannah xx

Indy said...

You have amazing style!

I love your post on posture, thank you!!

Couture Carrie said...

Love your sketchbook, darling!

xoxox,
CC

Audrey Allure said...

Beautiful inspiration boards & love the sketch book :)

Amy said...

Wow, I really like your sketch books, they were very inspiring and pretty. X

Cara said...

Wow you put all of these together, they are great! The first book is my favorite one. These must have taken a lot of time and hard work, good job!

xoxo
Cara from IFB

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