

i absolutely love these gorgeous fashion illustrations by Missy from imissyyou, very talented indeed.

i absolutely love these gorgeous fashion illustrations by Missy from imissyyou, very talented indeed.
I'm going to make a cover for my Itouch because I'm a shocker with scratching it and have been exploring other crafty peoples variations. I came across Cathe Holdens 'Just something I made' blog. She sews these great leather products with iron on decals/transfers, take a looksie. I especially like the patchwork quilt idea...
Charming Bespoke digital wallpaper pattern designs by Anna Hill, clash of modern and vintage motifs and colours.
Came across a talented Londoner yesterday while googling again (yes it's a problem I'm not willing to stop...). Camilla Meijer is a swedish graphics trained designer who went rogue and discovered her love for pattern creating. I love that she has simplified her product range allowing the patterns to be the centre of attention, she sells these on her website here. -Beautiful cushions, wallpaper and lamp shades.
WGSN has to be the worlds leading online fashion and textile trend research journal -it's fantastic, when I was at Uni we had student acess to it but gone are those days! absolutely gutted. A textile uni friend works for Longina Phillips print design in Sydney and they entered a design comp for WGSN and won! Congrats to them it was a really stunning design of hand drawn illustrated objects -gorgeous! check it out above.




I've been really slack but here is an amazing photographer I stumbled across today -Daniela Edburg who has created stunning scenes with witty imagery and themes take a look at her portfolio of work Here. I particularly love her Drop Dead Gorgeous set of work -playing on everyday over indulgence of consumerism as forms of death. 
Sweet with a whole lotta edge -Cynthia Rowleys Spring 2010 collection. Now I know it's from a while back but I still can't help but love it. She has some gorgeous girly silhouettes layered and shredded in places covered in blotches of smokey pattern that suggest a darker undertone to the traditional dress form. The patterns are beautifully done -dyed florals and patches of melting colour. Take a further look here
Found another great blog full of heaps of other great great blogs and inspiration!
Right time for some sharing... while visiting Chocolate Creative (mighty awesome blog) I fell upon this blog -Website Bakery -an amazing site for all your illustration & inspiration needs and desires. Here I discovered Lydia Meiying who has created some really fun and bright patterns here, she has an etsy shop too so you can have a piece of the action for your very own self. Joojoo gave up her career as a web designer to become an amazing artist/sculptor/jeweller have a looksie at some of her adorable images and clay snails here at her Etsy shop,I just love this super cute sketch of hers below.



What to do what to do?... I've been working on a piece which is quite different to what I usually do -different colours too... any how I'm a little stuck. I know it needs something in the bottom left corner leading up but I can't decide on what. I'm thinking of adding a silhouetted bird in behind the flowers (yes they are flowers...) with long tail feathers and a bit of line pattern within -similar to the gold and black bottom image, but I can't quite decide on the placement. Hmmmm. (I've also realised just how terrible the photos are -I really need to get a new camera, mine has been dropped way too many times plus it a steady hand would help...)
This last image is a painting I did as a wedding gift for my sister earlier this year.
I love the match of colours and the layers of different aesthetics -slashed tunics with tailored jackets over leggings.
Now I know I should probably show you a glimpse of a little bit more of Lisa Ho's collection but I just can't get enough of the amazing feathered skirt! So you can just go to her site and take a look for yourself.
Alice McCall has some great fun and flirty little dresses, I love the cut out layered backs going on in this one
