I used color pencil, watercolor, marker, ink, crayon, and charcoal in these fashion illustrations.
I used charcoal and markers to practice capturing the body dynamics of the models and tried to use shadows instead of lines to show the sense of volume of the models and clothes.
I also like to play with watercolor. I use the characteristics of watercolor pigments: translucent, easy to faint, and water mark to create the texture and movement of clothes and render the atmosphere of the whole picture.
Untitled, 2021, Ink, and marker on drawing paper, 9"x 12"
Untitled, 2020, Pencil, and watercolor on watercolor paper, 9"x 12"
Alexander McQueen study
Untitled, 2020, Pencil, and watercolor on watercolor paper, 9"x 12"
Alexander McQueen study
Dancing Watercolor, 2020, Ink, and watercolor on watercolor paper, 9"x 12"
Use the texture of watercolor to create the structure of the clothes. Then dd more detail.
Untitled, 2020, Crayon, marker, watercolor glue and plastic bean
Mix material work
Untitled, 2020, charcoal
Movement, 2020, Pen and Marker
A practice of model poses
Shadow practice
2020, marker and charcoal
Untitled, 2021, Pencil, and watercolor
An illustration for "My Coral Story" design
From 2020 to now, I have been very interested in using media with different textures to directly or indirectly express the structure and volume of models and clothes. I do a lot of practice and watercolor is the material I am interested the most in at present, and I will continue to explore the application of pigments and the generalization of shapes.