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Monthly Archives: February 2011
Fun and Learning at Saturday’s Fashion Drawing Session
This afternoon’s fashion drawing session was great fun as always. It was a terrific learning experience as well. While our model, Pati, posed with one hand on her hip, Brandon took the opportunity to talk about drawing the negative space as a way to understand proportion and capture the essence of an image. Continue reading
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Illustrations by Mara Cespon
Here is some footage of Mara Louis Cespon’s fashion illustrations. Continue reading
Fashion Drawing Session, Thursday Feb 24th.
Still congratulating ourselves over the success of our first fashion drawing sessions in January, the WYRT staff were surprised by a few mishaps at the start of the Thursday night session. Brandon caught his finger in the window at Ripley Grier studios, and bled on the sign-in sheet! Ow! And Elizabeth… brought a camera cord… from a camera that hasn’t worked since 2003. Continue reading
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Tagged fashion drawing session, Mara Louise Cespon, rene gruau, sarah dahl
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WYRT Makes the News: Vassar Alum Website
Elizabeth Willse, WYRT editor and member of Vassar’s Class of 2000, did an interview about Would You Rock This with the Vassar Alumni Website. Continue reading
Introducing Mara Cespon
Looking at the skillful fashion illustrations by Mara Louise Cespon, fashion illustrator and FIT student, it could be hard to believe that she’s so new to fashion illustration. Continue reading
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Tagged fashion drawing session, FIT, Mara Louise Cespon, Sailor Moon, The Cespon Street
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Rockin’ Chicks: Hayley Williams
With the 2011 Grammy’s just behind us I wanted to start this mini series with one of my favorite singers: Hayley Williams of Paramore. Continue reading
My Illustration Made The Cover of ‘Basics Fashion Design 07: Menswear’
My first cover… Finally!!! I’m so excited to have one of my fashion illustrations on a book cover and better yet a textbook that’s might be seen by thousands of students and faculty. Basics Fashion Design 07: Menswear is published by AVA Academia who creates educational books. Continue reading
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Tagged art technique, ava academia, ava books, Basics Fashion Design 07: Menswear, Brandon Graham, coroflot, coroflot portfolio, fashion illustration books, fashion illustrators, illustration techniques, John Hopkins, menswear, menswear illustration, new fashion illustration book, Photoshop, sunglasses
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How I Create My Fashion Drawings. by Igor Lukyanov
How I Create My Fashion Drawings. by Igor Lukyanov Continue reading
Get The Sketch U Want @ Next Fashion Drawing Session. Here’s How.
This time we are going to have fewer 5-minute gesture drawings, BUT if you prefer more 5-minute poses at different angles feel free to move around the room to capture angles you want. Continue reading
