Lingerie (baby doll and bikini bottom) made of CD's, steel-wire, and white thread.
Front view.
This is a further exploration and expansion of the eveningwear assignment. I wanted to give the woman more options and silhouettes for the evening.
Illustrations on cold-press watercolor paper and colored with watercolors and colored pencils.
Mounted on 14" x 18" Museum board.
Detail of fashion illustrations.
Wintersession 2008 Final: Trash to Treasure
Illustration on bleed-proof vellum colored with marker; flats drawn with Micron markers.
Mounted on 14" x 18" Museum board.
For this assignment, we were asked to create a garment using recycled materials; we could use old things from the Recycling Center, clothes we found at thrift stores, etc.
I decided to use Diet Coke cans and black trash bags. The bodice I made of Diet Coke cans, and I draped the skirt with black trash bags. To attach everything I used silver duct tape. I used about 23 cans for the bodice (including when I had to re-do the bust because boobs are awkward to fit); four large black garbage bags were used for the skirt and draping. I borrowed the boots.
