Favorite WORK BY GRAHAm RAwle

I really like that this illustration dosen't rely on colour because I think it looks amazing black and white. I really like the way the image looks very busy and complicated but you can still see whats going on in it.

GRAHam RawLE

Graham Rawle is a collage artist and writer. His weekly Lost Consonants series appeared in The Guardian Weekend magazine for 15 years. He has produced other regular series for The Observer and The Sunday Telegraph Magazine. Among his published books are The Wonder Book of Fun, Lying Doggo, and Diary of an Amateur Photographer.

Favorite WORK BY SARA Fanelli!!!!!!!!!!!

I love this illustration, I think the background really works well with the charactor.

Sara Fanelli

SaRA fANELLI'S Work really helped me towards the end of the storytelling project, I was STRUGGLINg to addbackgrounds to my work because my charactors were so quirky. AFTER LOOKING at Fanelli's work it made me realsie that I didn't have to have a complicated background and that a more simple approach would work better.

he did drawins 4 dior,vogue hes had an amazing life but dunno who inspired him!!! ....i reckon he inspired most fashion illustators 2 cos hes amazin.

BOLD colours...

Gruau's quick flick of the wrist illustrations make his drawings look effortless and elegent.

Elegent Style...

1948 Vogue Covers...

Favorite piece of work by Gruau

This piece of work is my favorite piece by gruau, i love the way the yellow stands out against the black and also i also love the way he makes the model look really powerful,yet feminine. The clinched waist is really emphosised which makes it look really elegant.

thinking vertically...

-Rene Gruau developed his distinctive “New Look” in the 1940’s which greatly impacted,theatre,art, and commercial design.
-Gruau’s best work can be seen in the dramatic visual statements he rendered for Christian Dior, Balenciaga, Elsa Schiaparelli, and Givenchy.
-He also produced stunningly beautiful advertisements for the LIDO, MOULIN ROUGE and BEMBERG.
-With his trademark use of his powerful minimal line, Gruau’s style combined seductive sophistication with classic beauty, grace and elegance.
-His first job was in 1946 for International Textiles. He designed their covers until 1984.
-In 1947 did drawings for the Miss Dior advertisment and most famously the Bar dress.
-Gruau moved to the USA in 1948 to work for Harpers Bazzar and Vogue before becoming the exclusive artist for Flair.
-Gruau has worked for some of the greatest names in Haute Couture for example BALMAIN, FATH, BALENCIAGA, GIVENCHY, ROCHAS. Although he continued to produce fashion illustrations for Elle, Vogue, France, Madame Figaro and L'OFFICIEL DE LA COUTURE.

stunning,passionate figures,use of colour and explosive element of line.

VERTICAL THINKING...

Is a type of approach to problems that usually involves one being selective, analytical and sequention.

LATERAL THINKING...

Methods of thinking concerned with changing concepts and perception. Lateral thinking is about reasoning that is not immediately obvious and about ideas that may not be obtainable by using only traditional step-by step logic.