Formal Dress
Media: Faber-Castell pencils, Pilot G-TEC 0.3mm black fineliner and Quill white A4 Multiboard
Time: 1 hour and 30 minutes
My friend asked me to make her formal dress since I've made my own (which I will post on here soon enough). This is the illustration of the dress that we agreed on, yet we made a few changes.
This is a style of fashion illustration that I'd normally never explore since it requires more time and effort put into drawing two figures and colouring two fashion illustrations. I've done this before, but swore never to do it again, yet here I am with this illustration.
As expected, I'm not completely satisfied with the outcome. I got tired towards the end which ruined the colour of the second dress (left). So, with that said, I will never return to this style, but if I do, it would only be for a great reason.
This is a style of fashion illustration that I'd normally never explore since it requires more time and effort put into drawing two figures and colouring two fashion illustrations. I've done this before, but swore never to do it again, yet here I am with this illustration.
As expected, I'm not completely satisfied with the outcome. I got tired towards the end which ruined the colour of the second dress (left). So, with that said, I will never return to this style, but if I do, it would only be for a great reason.
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