Swinging Sixties

CATHERINE MORGAN

BA (Hons) Fashion Concepts and Communication Fashion practise and new technologies portfolio

Contents...

Page 3... Artist feature page 4... digital trend moodboard page 5... Hand rendered fashion illustration page 6... digitally rendered fashion illustration page 7... product range design

A trip to Leeds City Gallery...

Nike Savvas

“Liberty And Anarchy”

Nike Savvas is an Australian artist and her exhibition reflects on her skills of using mathematics with a geometric form of using wood. The exhibiton feature 18 large screens of ribbon attatched to wood. The ribbon and the wood has been crafted to “mathematical precision”.

Savvas is to say that the idea of the exhibition is for visitors to “immerse themselves, in colour, movement and depth”. Personally I really like Liberty and Anarchy as the precision and perfection put in to it is truely amazing and inspiring to installation artists. I also like the fact that the wool reminds me of Spirographs in the pictures below!

My Nike Savvas interpretation, colours representing the exhibition and the girl itself linked to the rebellion messages in Grayson perry’s work that i was inspired by.

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Fashion is not something that exists in dresses only.

Fashion is in the sky, in the street, fashion has to do with ideas, the way we live, what is happening.

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01 Johnny Cash 02 Robert Crumb 03 Paco Rabanne 04 John Lennon 05 Mary Quant 06 David Bailey 07 Robert Brownjohn 08 Vernor Panton 09 Roald Dahl 10 Carnaby Street 11 Swinging Sixties London 12 Piet Mondrian 13 Teddy Girls 14 Coco Chanel 15 Coco Chanel white suit 16 CND campaign 17 Christine’s home journals 1960

Hand rendered fashion illustration...

This is my own hand rendered illustration using a small branch, green ink and purple acrylic paint to create a scribble effect.

On the left is an example with clothing, this we could use for inspiration for a basic body template.

Digitally rendered fashion illustration...

1960s product range...

Technical Flat Drawings...

CATHERINE MORGAN