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A psuedo-technical drawing of the garment I'll be submitting for my 'stretch' project at uni. The concept has evolved somewhat from my initial designs (see [link] for one) as I got confused and had difficulty pinning it down. There's a lot behind this. It's inspired by the landscapes of John Virtue, especially his methods of working. There's some Zen calligraphy influences in there too; also some abstract portraits from Picasso (looking at the way we change our faces). In the end we have so many choices, we don't know what to choose. There's a lot of uncertainty.

The design is a mix of digital work, photos and scanned fabric.

I used some brushes from and fonts from dafont [link]

The actual garment has now been finished, and is made from khaki cotton jersey and white tactel (hand-finished with silicone on the front and piped through the edges).

Any comments are appreciated. I'd especially love constructive critique on the layout

Thanks for taking a peep

Description
*To see the project in its entirety CLICK ME

A psuedo-technical drawing of the garment I'll be submitting for my 'stretch' project at uni. The concept has evolved somewhat from my initial designs (see [link] for one) as I got confused and had difficulty pinning it down. There's a lot behind this. It's inspired by the landscapes of John Virtue, especially his methods of working. There's some Zen calligraphy influences in there too; also some abstract portraits from Picasso (looking at the way we change our faces). In the end we have so many choices, we don't know what to choose. There's a lot of uncertainty.

The design is a mix of digital work, photos and scanned fabric.

I used some brushes from and fonts from dafont [link]

The actual garment has now been finished, and is made from khaki cotton jersey and white tactel (hand-finished with silicone on the front and piped through the edges).

Any comments are appreciated. I'd especially love constructive critique on the layout

Thanks for taking a peep