Abstract
PRADA illustration of Bags and Shoes
Commissioned for Corriere della Serra, fashion supplement by Luisa Milanese, RCS publishing, USA.
Co-ordinated by Central Illustration Agency, London.
The concept for this particular illustration rests upon an iconic representation of accessories as a decorative motif in two colours. It is a pictorial design reminiscent of textile or surface pattern, nonetheless identifiable as Prada.
It fills one of several illustrated pages in a fashion magazine, large-format in the form of a newspaper.
Other Illustrators:
Fabirizio Sclavi, Elzo Durt, Paul Wearing, Masa, Francois Berthoud, Aurore de la Morinerie, Bernadette Pascua, Katherine Streeter, Sebastien Thibault, Piet Paris.
Their works, printed in full colour, demonstrate all media from highly digitised to three-dimensional construction and hand-painted imagery. The whole publication is a synthesis of photography, graphic art and illustration, fashion design and literature.
Commissioned for Corriere della Serra, fashion supplement by Luisa Milanese, RCS publishing, USA.
Co-ordinated by Central Illustration Agency, London.
The concept for this particular illustration rests upon an iconic representation of accessories as a decorative motif in two colours. It is a pictorial design reminiscent of textile or surface pattern, nonetheless identifiable as Prada.
It fills one of several illustrated pages in a fashion magazine, large-format in the form of a newspaper.
Other Illustrators:
Fabirizio Sclavi, Elzo Durt, Paul Wearing, Masa, Francois Berthoud, Aurore de la Morinerie, Bernadette Pascua, Katherine Streeter, Sebastien Thibault, Piet Paris.
Their works, printed in full colour, demonstrate all media from highly digitised to three-dimensional construction and hand-painted imagery. The whole publication is a synthesis of photography, graphic art and illustration, fashion design and literature.
| Original language | English |
|---|---|
| Type | Commissioned design |
| Media of output | magazine |
| Publication status | Published - 1 Jan 2014 |
Keywords
- editorial and advertising
