these are based of architecture with added media, when adding media i wanted variation so i did one water colour and one mixed media which included pro markers and coloured pencils. when i created the red i really enjoyed it and it looked really good however it didnt fit with my theme as there was no red in my colour pallet so i went with the white

this was based on a pattern from the 1920's and combining with my trend transparent skirt. i used the same colours however used different forms of media such as watercolours and pencils .once i did them both i wasnt the biggest fan of how the watercolour turned out and i almost like the grainy effect on the pencil one

these were based on my art deco mood board and using the mixed media watercolour and colour pencils and then the media collage, overall the collage wasn't the best to work with and in all honesty i could have chosen a better garment that would have worked better with collage however i was expanding my pallet, i like how the watercolours worked together especially with the colour pencils as i struggle with shading with watercolours so with the pencils helped to make the garment better

these two were based on art deco and the modern flapper trend. i used pro markers and water colours when creating this i wanted the pink in pro markers however couldn't find a light enough one that i likes so i switched to watercolours overall i prefer pro markers with colour pencils however i preferred the colour of the watercolour so decided to use it for my final collection

this was based off a lamp in the 20's i used the media watercolours and mixed media of pro markers and watercolours i went with the gold as i thought it looked better and definitely fit more with my theme however i did like the look of the red one as it gave more of a drama flare to it al.

this was based off a vase in the 1920's i did one with pro markers and with pencils. i used the same colours when adding media however used different forms, i ended up liking the way the pencil worked especially with shading

these were based off my high-rise trouser trend also based off the netting dress i created which was based off art deco, i decided to go with a simple grey trousers which creates a more subtle look and then using a lighter blue for the other one. overall i didn't like the look of the blue so i decided to go with the grey

this was based off a 1920's draw which has the design which inspired me to create the skirt part of the design i decided to do a bright pink in as the first one using pro markers and the second one is a wine red colour with pencil and pro marker i decided to choose the wine red one as in my other design the bow is the same colour which i think makes it flow better in my collection

with this because it is netting there wasnt much i could do colourwise with the outfit appart from the skin so i did a lighter brown and darker brown using pro markers, i decided the use the darker skin tone as i feel like it make the dress stand out and if a model were to walk the collection i think it would look beautiful overall however either one would have amazing

this one i decided to use pro markers for the gold one and watercolour for the purple, i didn't really like the purple one when i finished i didn't think it went with the overall colour theme however i think the gold is one of my favourites as it went with the colour theme and adding the fabric gives movement to the fabric and then adding a shine gives it the look i wanted

i used pro markers and colour pencils for the first one then watercolour for the other one, i liked how they both turned out however the think i didnt like about the watercolour was that it looked dull and i didnt like the overall look of it and i thought the blue would look better would with my colour pallet

this was inspired was by a 1920's drawer and with the combined drawing of the top from another illustration which was based off a 1920's lamp, i combined these to make a beautiful ball like garment which would be perfect for the events my customer would attend to

this garment is based off a 1920's building and before it was shorts and after consideration and trial and error we got it to a stage where it became a garment i was really happy with when thinking of media i would want it to be white for an extravagant look and be the centre of attention

i didn't change anything to the design apart from the model but overall i think this outfit is good for a performer as i don't really see anyone else wearing this outfit other than an extravagant event or the stage

this is the next dress I based off architecture, and I think once media to this it will bring it to life this design came to me when I saw a very structural building and I knew I wanted the media to shine through with this I wanted it to be gold and shiny