Here is just a glimpse of his well rounded portfolio...welcome aboard, Simeon!
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| Simeon Elson - Rahzel Live |
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| Simeon Elson - Premiership |
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| Simeon Elson - Strike A Pose |
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| Simeon Elson |
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| Simeon Elson - Corporate Maverick |
Showing posts with label fashion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fashion. Show all posts
Friday, September 7, 2012
Simeon Elson joins Jennifer Vaughn Artist Agency
We are pleased to announce the latest addition to our group: UK based illustrator, Simeon Elson. "Sim" brings yet another style to the Jennifer Vaughn Artist Agency, with his solid portfolio of music, sports, and fashion-inspired illustration, as well as corporate and info graphics work.
Here is just a glimpse of his well rounded portfolio...welcome aboard, Simeon!
Here is just a glimpse of his well rounded portfolio...welcome aboard, Simeon!
Wednesday, June 6, 2012
New fashion illustrations by Mariya Paskovsky
Here are some new illustrations by Mariya Paskovsky. She is using a much more dramatic color palette than we are used to seeing in her work, and we're loving the bold contrast of the black background and the intense colors. Mariya created this series as a proposal for the graduation
fashion show poster of UQAM: École supérieure de mode de Montréal.
The first illustration is simply an image of a fashionista with a lot of details, fashion
accessories, etc. The other two images are based on what Mariya considers to be the most significant points in the history of men's and women's fashion. As Mariya describes them - for women: "the 1920's, when the skirts and hair suddenly became short"... and for men: "the 60's and 70's, when the plain and boring suit was suddenly was transformed to a bright, colorful, creative, and very young look..."
The first illustration is simply an image of a fashionista with a lot of details, fashion
accessories, etc. The other two images are based on what Mariya considers to be the most significant points in the history of men's and women's fashion. As Mariya describes them - for women: "the 1920's, when the skirts and hair suddenly became short"... and for men: "the 60's and 70's, when the plain and boring suit was suddenly was transformed to a bright, colorful, creative, and very young look..."
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| Mariya Paskovsky - Fashionista |
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| Mariya Paskovsky - Women's Fashion |
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| Mariya Paskovsky - Men's Fashion |
Thursday, April 12, 2012
Claudine Hellmuth's Suburbanology Illustrations
Claudine Hellmuth has been creating illustrations for a bi-monthly column in Bethesda Magazine called "Suburbanology" by April Witt. The current feature questions why people in America don't walk as much as they should, and this is the illustration that Claudine came up with for the piece...
...and here are a few of the other illustrations that Claudine has created for Suburbanology over the past year - we love 'em!
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| Claudine Hellmuth - These Feet Are Made for Walking |
...and here are a few of the other illustrations that Claudine has created for Suburbanology over the past year - we love 'em!
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| Claudine Hellmuth - HandyMan |
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| Claudine Hellmuth - Grill Master |
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| Claudine Hellmuth - Nature School |
Wednesday, April 11, 2012
Shoe illustrations by Mariya Paskovsky
Mariya Paskovsky has been exploring illustrating objects in addition to her signature images of fashionable people with long, flowing lines...and so she decided to start with shoes. She has a series of other objects that we will share with you soon, but we thought it would be fun to start by showing you some of Mariya's latest shoe creations which, as expected, are full of wonderful patterns and intricate details. Enjoy!
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| Mariya Paskovsky - Shoe 01 |
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| Mariya Paskovsky - Shoe 02 |
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| Mariya Paskovsky - Shoe 03 |
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| Mariya Paskovsky - Shoe 04 |
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| Mariya Paskovsky - Shoe 05 |
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
19th Century Ladies Fashion illustrated by Mariya Paskovsky
Mariya Paskovsky has recently been working on some illustrations that explore the theme of 19th century ladies fashion. After reading Alexandre Dumas's Le Comte de Monte-Cristo, Mariya decided to try her hand at some ultra-vintage fashion looks:
In Mariya's own words,
"Greatly inspired by old 19th century fashion magazine engravings, I decided to create those dresses respecting patterns, decorations, silhouettes, lines, styles and techniques of that time. I think it is just a beginning of my very new collection of historic fashion illustrations, for I find great pleasure in studying and sketching these sometimes rather funny looking but still extremely beautiful skirts, gloves, hats, fans, corsets, umbrellas, shoes …. "
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| Mariya Paskovsky - Fashion for Women, 1832 |
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| Mariya Paskovsky - Fashion for Women, 1864 |
In Mariya's own words,
"Greatly inspired by old 19th century fashion magazine engravings, I decided to create those dresses respecting patterns, decorations, silhouettes, lines, styles and techniques of that time. I think it is just a beginning of my very new collection of historic fashion illustrations, for I find great pleasure in studying and sketching these sometimes rather funny looking but still extremely beautiful skirts, gloves, hats, fans, corsets, umbrellas, shoes …. "
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| Mariya Paskovsky - Fashion for Women, 1811 |
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| Mariya Paskovsky - Fashion for Women, 19th century hats |
Monday, December 19, 2011
The Wonderful Illustration World of Mariya Paskovsky
Mariya Paskovsky, a Russian-born artist now living in Canada, joins the Jennifer Vaughn Artist Agent group. Here are some of her wonderful illustrations:
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| Mariya Paskovsky - Love Me Love Me Not |
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| Mariya Paskovsky - Fall Her |
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| Mariya Paskovsky - Dreaming |
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| Mariya Paskovsky - Girl's Talk |
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| Mariya Paskovsky - Jardin d'Hiver |
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| Mariya Paskovsky - Rain |
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