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WILD BUSH : PART 9 . I started #INKTOBER this year with an idea to illustrate plants I had photographed while travelling around NSW and Tasmania. Every time I am outdoors, be it on a short or long walk, a drive or a camping trip I always have my phone or camera handy to document the plants I see on these trips. By now I have gathered thousands of photos in my plant library. I have come across so many beautiful and unique plants that I had never seen before. I picked out some of my favourites from the library to illustrate for #INKTOBER2018. . From the start it was always my intention to put all the 31 illustrations into a print. The only thing I wasn’t sure of was if I would be able to reach the end of 31 days. I decided to keep it simple by reducing the colours to 3, keeping the size of the artwork small and manageable and only adding details to illustrations that required it. The result has led me to create this large scale mixed media artwork which I’m calling the Wild Bush. It took me a while to figure out the background colour, I had quite a few options and could only pick one. :) As I wanted the print to be an extension of my personality in some way I wanted to stay true to what felt most right for it and black felt like just the right colour. . Being a textile print designer I work with so many colours on a regular basis that it becomes really hard to figure out what my personal preferences are. As I developed this print in hopes of releasing a small range of products with it soon, I wanted it to have its own identity but still have a part of me embedded within. In this way maybe you get to know me a little bit. #theblckpen

WILD BUSH : PART 8 . I started #INKTOBER this year with an idea to illustrate plants I had photographed while travelling around NSW and Tasmania. Every time I am outdoors, be it on a short or long walk, a drive or a camping trip I always have my phone or camera handy to document the plants I see on these trips. By now I have gathered thousands of photos in my plant library. I have come across so many beautiful and unique plants that I had never seen before. I picked out some of my favourites from the library to illustrate for #INKTOBER2018. . From the start it was always my intention to put all the 31 illustrations into a print. The only thing I wasn’t sure of was if I would be able to reach the end of 31 days. I decided to keep it simple by reducing the colours to 3, keeping the size of the artwork small and manageable and only adding details to illustrations that required it. The result has led me to create this large scale mixed media artwork which I’m calling the Wild Bush. It took me a while to figure out the background colour, I had quite a few options and could only pick one. :) As I wanted the print to be an extension of my personality in some way I wanted to stay true to what felt most right for it and black felt like just the right colour. . Being a textile print designer I work with so many colours on a regular basis that it becomes really hard to figure out what my personal preferences are. As I developed this print in hopes of releasing a small range of products with it soon, I wanted it to have its own identity but still have a part of me embedded within. In this way maybe you get to know me a little bit. #theblckpen

WILD BUSH : PART 7 . I started #INKTOBER this year with an idea to illustrate plants I had photographed while travelling around NSW and Tasmania. Every time I am outdoors, be it on a short or long walk, a drive or a camping trip I always have my phone or camera handy to document the plants I see on these trips. By now I have gathered thousands of photos in my plant library. I have come across so many beautiful and unique plants that I had never seen before. I picked out some of my favourites from the library to illustrate for #INKTOBER2018. . From the start it was always my intention to put all the 31 illustrations into a print. The only thing I wasn’t sure of was if I would be able to reach the end of 31 days. I decided to keep it simple by reducing the colours to 3, keeping the size of the artwork small and manageable and only adding details to illustrations that required it. The result has led me to create this large scale mixed media artwork which I’m calling the Wild Bush. It took me a while to figure out the background colour, I had quite a few options and could only pick one. :) As I wanted the print to be an extension of my personality in some way I wanted to stay true to what felt most right for it and black felt like just the right colour. . Being a textile print designer I work with so many colours on a regular basis that it becomes really hard to figure out what my personal preferences are. As I developed this print in hopes of releasing a small range of products with it soon, I wanted it to have its own identity but still have a part of me embedded within. In this way maybe you get to know me a little bit. #theblckpen

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Field of Flowers

December 15, 2014nehaguptefashion, fashion illustration, floral, flowers, haute couture, illustration, pen, the blck pen, valentino, valentino nyc, watercolor Leave a comment

Today I have illustrated one of the looks from Valentino Haute Couture NYC.

I fell in love with this exquisite collection and had to draw my favorite look from it. So here you go!

Neha

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