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:

Mariya Paskovsky - Fashion for Women, 1832

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 …. "

Mariya Paskovsky - Fashion for Women, 1811

Mariya Paskovsky - Fashion for Women, 19th century hats

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Claudine Hellmuth illustrates many personalities of women

Claudine Hellmuth has been working on a series of illustrations based on the many different personalities of women.  Here's a look at 5 of them: the fashionista, the foodie, the homemaker, the mom and the yoga enthusiast.  These are so fun!

Claudine Hellmuth - Fashionista

Claudine Helmuth - Foodie

Claudine Hellmuth - Homemaker

Claudine Hellmuth - Mom

Claudine Hellmuth - Pet Yoga

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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:

Mariya Paskovsky - Love Me Love Me Not

Mariya Paskovsky - Fall Her

Mariya Paskovsky - Dreaming

Mariya Paskovsky - Girl's Talk

Mariya Paskovsky - Jardin d'Hiver

Mariya Paskovsky - Rain

You can see much more of Mariya's work here.

Kim Rosen illustrates the many moods of pregnancy

Kim Rosen illustrated a great series called the Many Moods of Pregnancy for Today's Parent Magazine.

From Kim's blog:
"From all of the pregnant women I know, mood swings seem to be the common thread between them all. Here are six illustrations pin-pointing some of the moods one can expect during pregnancy. The AD wanted the illustrations to have a tarot card feel that would be placed throughout the article..."

Enjoy these six illustrations:

Kim Rosen - "Pregnant and Tired"

Kim Rosen - "Pregnant and Angry"

Kim Rosen - "Pregnant and Happy"

Kim Rosen - "Pregnant and in Rage"

Kim Rosen - "Pregnant and Relaxed"

Kim Rosen - "Pregnant and Sad"

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