Posts Tagged: artwork

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NEW Sketches Added to the Gallery

The designer of the pieces below is a friend of mine who would like to remain anonymous. I wanted to share with you her awesome illustrations. She is one of the best.

Moroccan Prints on British Tailoring. by Brandon Graham

NEW Fashion Illustrations by Jennifer Lilya

To see more of Jennifer’s work visit our Gallery. Click Here

Also visit

http://www.jenniferlilya.com/

http://www.facebook.com/pages/jennifer-lilya-fashion-illustration/82570317090

PinkyShears @ VCU. NEW VIDEO!

Today I want you not to read, but to watch and listen. If you’ve ever wanted to know some straight-to-the-point industry advice and a little about me, Brandon Graham, and why I started PinkyShears, this is a “Must See” for you. This video is an intro to a 5 segment piece on advice to people both in or about to join the fashion business. I address some of your fustrations and fears towards the industry too.

Check Out Our New Flyers!

We teamed up again with our good friends over at the artofsayinghello.com, a company branding service, who helped us design our NEW flyer.

Check out one of PinkyShears’ favorite fashion illustrators Anand Duncan.

Japanese Inspiration. by Brandon Graham

Childrenswear Flats. by Janelle Washington
Here is a great example of how to detail flats for the factory/sample maker. It clearly shows button size, stitching, etc. To make the process faster companies have sketch templates to use as a base to add or subtract details.

Today’s Inspiration: Fashion Photography – 1940s, 50s & 60s

we decided to post another video by Rosebudgarden’s Channel over at YouTube.

The Guy Behind Calvin Klien.
Yesterday I was at the Strand Bookstore and had a quick glance at the fashion section. I found a book titled Zack Carr. When I thumbed through it I realized he was the guy behind Calvin Klein, his right hand man.

Fashion Illustration. by Jisoo Park

These are some rough sketches I’ve been working on for a while now off and on. The inspiration was a leather baseball glove I found in my basement.

It’s not a client’s concern how much time you put in and whether or not you like it. It’s what the customer wants, I can only try to guide and advise. Back to the drawing board. Thought I’d share it with you guys anyways. -Brandon

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