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Creative Fashionary sketches by Grace Ciao

Grace is a fashion illustrator from Singapore. She draws inspiration from everything around her. Her favourite materials are watercolours and flowers. Here are her amazing Fashionary sketches inspired by flowers!

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The book said it's open to interpretation, so i painted fat and thin lines, to make a piano keys ☺ Beware the piano sheet music is completely random so it probably sounds horrible. I should have dra the moonlight sonata or something else, that would have been way cooler 😎 oh well, can't remember everything

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I transform books into art by sculpting them, dyeing them and then through the medium of photography presenting them anew as objects of beauty. I create a record of that book and its half-life. (via)

And more one piece fanart, it didn't turn out as I would have liked it to. The red in the background doesn't look right somehow, but luffy turned out alright 😀

So I finally found some time for drawing, and I'm working with my Oc's. I'm actually also drawing (trying at least to draw) panels for a story about them. It's nice to have a "project" for once , if I can it that. Here are some sketches I'm planning to draw digitally when I'm finished.

Again, i am making new jewelries. I always have periods of obsession, for example now. For the time being i am spending so many hours making jewelries, but it's several month's since the last time. Next week i might draw 5 drawings a day, because now it has been almost 2 weeks since the last time i drew.

Anyway, the first ones are just pendant's, i have totally fallen for those angels. They are so somple to make, yet can be made so personal. Just by changing color the style change completely, i could have made a hundred different angels. It is so much fun!

Then the necklace, took me about 4 hours. Some of the reason is that the necklace actually was double so i had to take that apart first. It was wery easy to make, and the result is great. But it was a lot of work, doing the same over and over again.

I am wery happy with it anyway :D

Aquarelle, and loots of water 😄

The Korean artist Jee Young Lee created an elaborate installation in her studio, in Seoul, using everyday materials—plywood, paper cups, straws—and handmade props. The constructed landscapes are her interpretations of personal experiences, dreams, and Korean folk tales. Take a look: http://nyr.kr/QrERhB

Top: “Reaching for the Stars” Bottom: “I’ll Be Back” All photographs by Jee Young Lee

I'm fixing up my jewelry.

If you ever feel like throwing clothes or jewelries out, take another look. I mean if there is holes, the THROW IT OUT!  But if not, do something with it!!   Add some pearls, or nibs. Make it into a west or change it to earrings, the possibilities are endless.

And the best thing about redesign is that you don't have to worry about doing something wrong, if you ruin it it was supposedly trash anyway. Right?!

Small details can mean a whole lot, and accesories can make or break an outfit. So take care of details and your accesories.