Fashion illustration

Having watched a video in relation to Seb, sharks and fishes, this summary will show how Seb interacted with his mother using emergent literacy skills. In the video Seb shows great interest in the creation of his shark. Seb seems quite excited when making the shark and as all his attention seems to be on his work of art as his imagination runs wild creating a story line for his masterpiece. Seb was very expressive with his language use. He was very fluent with his vocabulary and has a good comprehension

1. What is illustration? It's very difficult to give a precise definition to the term " illustration " . Some people think of the illustrated manuals from Ikea , while someone else thinks about the illustrated children's book by Chris Haughton. Illustration is a unique art form that is not defined by the media , but by its context. Illustrations bring life into concepts and stories. Whether they are created digitally or manually , illustrations can be both a masterful work of art as a practical

from scientific journals for illustrations with the objective of deciphering them for historians to use. we classified if there were illustrations including diagrams, drawings, tables, charts, photographs and maps. Then we needed to select it and add information about the species. Then lastly, we were asked to give the keywords for the illustration. 2.I learned about the methods of the science gossip citizen science project that they need us to classify illustrations for them to help catalogue millions

Admin, Vintage Fashion Guild. “1900 to 1910.” June 3, 2012. Accessed December 7, 2016. http://vintagefashionguild.org/fashion-timeline/1900-to-1910/. This webpage gave a brief description of the fashion during the time of 1900 to 1910. It went from the end of the Victorian era fashion to the Designs of Paul Poiret. This webpage helped my paper by giving descriptive detail about the dresses the woman wore in the 1900’s. It gave me insight of the high necks and undefined bosom’s. Aldous, Tony.

and Lyle S. Lobel. ""Fashion" in Women's Clothes and the American Social System." Social Forces 31.2 (1952): 124-131. Print. Along with its useful research ideologies of the American Social System and Women’s fashion or clothes, this source supports the idea that fashion trends in certain cultures get its influence and touch from other cultures. For example, the text brings up that when Paris couturier “openings” are hosted each season, representatives from the “fashion industry” of America attend

the 1950s and this appeared to be reflected in fashion. These clearly defined roles and images however have not, historically, been consistent. At the beginning of the 20th century women’s style and fashion started to change intensely, this changing has helped women to fight for their independence of their style in fashion. Clothing moved to be more practical, a huge change from the narrowed and restricted frills and corsets of the 19th century. Fashion in the 1900s started to see a decline of the

store all the time then the customer will know more about the merchandise and style. The brands are style followers the reason i say this is because anything that comes in style is what a retailer should follow by. The fashion industry I would like to call a fashion follower. A fashion follower goes by the style that is trending but, just add something different to it. The body type is dominate so therfor, everyone can wear there clothes because they have all sizes. There is not any cultural connection

A Decade of Fashion The changes of colors and style, hand made fabrics and new styles being creating making the 1960’s the year of breaking the fashion rules, Barbara Hulanicki the fashion icon made fashion change with her new designs. Barbara Hulanicki founder of the very popular store front “Biba “ changed the fashion game when she created clothing for the young generation that she herself could not wear. Her aunt was not ok with her wearing certain styles so once she got the chance to choose her

The power of fashion is underestimated by many. I, myself was one of those many. Up until my middle school art instructor, Ms.Jose introduced me to the fashion world. One day as I worked on an art project, Ms.Jose randomly challenged me to create a Roaring 20’s look. At the time, “Roaring 20’s” was a newcomer to my historical knowledge. Curious to understand what Ms.Jose was referring to and where I had to get my inspiration from, I researched the history behind this time period. I was astonished

(www.vogue.com/voguepedia/Valentino) said Valentino Garavani who was one of the most influential fashion designs of the 20th and 21st century, “Known for his classic designs, he's been dressing the world’s rich and famous for almost the last five decades. Valentino has built his once small fashion house into a fashion empire.” (www.lifeinitaly.com/fashion/valentino-garavini.asp) His career in fashion started in the fifties but his passion for it began as a young child with the approval and encouragement