My inspiration
came from thinking about a young art student from the 60’s in the U.K,
one of the members of the ‘Independent Group’ who was a young painter
boosting its love for expression and prevailing traditional views of
art.
Inspiration moodboard |
Initial designs and colour palette |
The
strong attitude that Pop Art shows influenced me to experiment with
Denim to make an asymmetric skirt cutting the fabric and changing its
order. Also, the utilisation of images and the kitschy style which Pop
Art brings gave me the idea of painting a basic shirt with a message
written ‘I love art’ in a funny way using school tools as a font. The
jumper is the result of my hand knitted work, the sleeves and the neck
have been exaggerated to give a sense of rebellion, and it is also the
piece that gives all the colouring to the look. The bag is the piece
that I like more because I literally took a real frame that I attached
to simple laptop bag, I screwed to the bag and then I framed a famous
Roy Lichtenstein painting, so it looks like you are holding a real
painting on its framework.
I'm really proud of you! I love absolutely all your creations.Congratulations! and this skirt is crazy :D
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