This project is about all my sketching assignments on the human body, animals, plants, flowers, insects, clothing, etc.

Who are the most influential people in the history of fashion, I think besides the well-known designers today are those fashion icons who have had a major impact on fashion in European history. Empress Eugenie, Madame Pombardou, Empress Marie, etc. They all had an important influence on the development of fashion. The big hemlines, puffy dresses, and corsets still fascinate girls today. All of these costumes came about because of these historical figures. This time, I wanted to change the cover of my Vogue magazine to these beautiful historical women. To bring back the fascinating fashions of the era to the modern day.

In this project, I will focus on creating original conceptual characters or environmental designs for my favorite 2 tarot cards. One of the cards must be of hero-good nature and the other one evil nature. Both tarot cards must be cohesive in both stylization and rendering. I will do my research and decide on the general theme of their cards.

Drawing a lot of figures in a single composition often has its difficulties. For this project students are challenged by creating an illustration fiction or not fictional that involves 10 -15 human or human-like figures interacting with each other. The key is to be cohesive and consider proportions, and sense of space. The inspiration for this project is the word “Freeze” It refers to the idea of an act of holding in place, consider this illustration as if I am pressing the pause button while watching tv.

The WHODUNNIT project is based on your own detective story which explores a crime scene that the protagonist is not a human figure but an inanimate lifeless object. I use lighting, composition, size relationships, color, and textures to tell a story of how and who committed the crime without showing the actual culprit. Every object that I place in my composition should play an important role in my story, try to get in the mindset of a detective, after all, art is all about discovering the stories that are woven through in an image. This is a still-life project with a twist.