RALPH PINK DIGITAL PATTERN CUTTING

Here is my pattern I created on ralph pink, with the added seam allowemce. Here I have broke it up into sections ready for A4 printing.

STROKE WIDTH AND COLOUR

HERE I HAVE USED THE NEW BRUSH ICON THAT I CREATED USING A SECTION OF MY IMAGE, I HAVE PATTERNED A SECTION OF MY IMAGE.

I SELECTION A SECTION OF THE BRUSH STROKE, AND FILLED IT WITH A SOLID YELLOW COLOUR.

I THEN USED THE GRADIENT TOOL TO CHANGE THE COLOUR OF THE BRUSH STROKE GOING FROM YELLOW TO ORANGE.

IMAGE EDITING - LEVELS

Here I have adjusted the levels to white point.

Here I have adjusted the levels to grey point.

Here I have adjusted the levels to black point.

CHANNELS - INVERT COLOUR

I have took the image from the previous blog post and inverted the colour, using the apple (cmd) key and i.

IMAGE EDITING CHANNELS - BRIGHTING UP A BACKGROUND

Here I have edited the channels, I have brightened and contrasted my line drawing. I then binned the black colour channel.

This is the effect received. 

APPLYING A FILTER ON PHOTOSHOP

Here I have applied the sketch - halftone pattern filter to my image.

I have then placed a previously created line drawing on top.

Brought this dress for my holiday in Marbella, in scuba fabric with vibrant print and only £14.99 from H&M.

Here is my poster I submitted at college, for the end of year fashion show...  I WON!

I used images from last years dress that I deigned and styled.

NOTE: I have had to make the poster low quality for uploading purposes!

Here is a poster I made on photoshop, which I illustrated for my video to represent my collection.

The poster is used to illustrate the trend I have used to incorporate into my collection, images are taken from some of my favourite designers that executed monochrome e.g. Balenciaga, Costume National, Viktor & Rolf and Valentino.

Here I am testing my photoshop skills, using invert.

Here is a customer board I created on Photoshop, using images to portray the customer and there lifestyle for my collection.