Louis comfort tiffany
The prompt for this board was to pick any piece created by Louis Comfort Tiffany and create any two designs based on the piece we chose.
11” x 14”
The prompt for this board was to pick any animal print and design outfits based on that print. I chose peacock. I focused on a peacock’s feathers and main colors: brown, green, and blue.
peacock print
11” x 14”
The prompt for this board was to use the concept of trickle-up in fashion to create designs. (when new trends are found on the streets, showing how innovation flows from the lower class to the upper class.) I chose jersey shirts worn in the 90s.
Trickle-up
11” x 14”
The prompt for this board was to use the concept of trickle-down in fashion to create designs. (the phenomenon of fashion trends flowing from the upper class to the lower class in society.) I chose a look modeled by Naomi Campbell by Valentino Haute Couture f/w 1995.
trickle-down
11” x 14”
The prompt for this board was to create a design based on a Hispanic designer (picked out of a hat) for Hispanic Heritage Month. I got Johanna Ortiz and specifically focused on her use of leaves/plants seen in her designs.
johanna ortiz
11” x 14”
The prompt for this board was to create designs based on our culture. I made that focus on my Israeli and Iraqi background, focusing on many old artifacts I researched about.
Culture
16” x 20”
The prompt for this board was to create a design based on an African American designer (picked out of a hat) for Black History Month. I got Thebe Magugu and specifically focused on his use of colors and fabric manipulation seen in his designs.
thebe magugu
11” x 14”
The prompt for this board was to create designs based on a specific shoe or bird. I decided to pick a shoe worn with crochet stockings by Vivienne Westwood. I focused on the colors and designs of the shoe, specifically the flowers. I also drew both of my figures wearing the shoes.
Shoes
14” x 11”
The prompt for this board was to create a design based on a plant (land or underwater). I chose coral and focused on its different shapes and colors.
coral
12” x 14”
The prompt for this board was to research different denim fabric manipulations and incorporate those based on a city of our choice. I included swatches of my chosen manipulations: cutouts and weaving. The city I chose was Sedona, Arizona, and I focused on the city’s colors, mountains, and native jewelry I saw when I went there.
sedona denim
12” x 18”
