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Le Sourire

Le Sourire (The Smile). Dans l'hiver de 2013 # Winter 2013. On the First Day of 2013. 1 Jan 2013 #

Location: Downtown, YGN. 
Photographs & Art Director: AungKo Adrimoe
Stylist: Thiri Yadanar

Smile a while....when you smile another smiles....soon there will be miles and miles of smiles. Smile is the everlasting impression of linking somebody from the core of your heart. Smile works as bondage and creates as others and presents u as friendly. Sometimes smile is more expensive than words. So keep your smiling....The Value of Smile is priceless. You dont get your smile until and otherwise you are not really happy.

The Last Message: "Everyone Smiles in the Same Language." 

:)

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ADRIMOE PRESENTS

HAYDEN WILLIAMS

Aspiring fashion designer and illustrator Hayden Williams from UK is definitely one to watch with beautiful sketches that depicts the ideal woman as an amazon who is bold and fearless. Hayden’s passion for illustration manifested at the tender age of 3, because he was obsessed with animated Disney characters and would often draw them up to suit his standards. All those years of drawing the idealized form made for a natural progression into fashion illustration and design.

His has always been inspired by female form, from famous singer Rihanna, to Disney female characters, mostly in his drawing collection, most of them are females. Most of his inspiration has come from his childhood where, as a child, he was captivated by Disney movies and started to draw his beloved Disney heroine characters, repeatedly sketching the female characters until they were to perfection. He showcases a variety of his awesome inspiring work on his Tumblr, Facebook, and Instagram pages. He said he would love to get a team together and have his own fashion brand in the near future.

Rihanna who put up one of his illustrations as her official profile picture on Instagram brought Hayden’s extraordinary talent to the limelight. Since then, Hayden has garnered as vast following of over 5000,000 fans on Instagram, which include fashion houses such as Net-a-porter, and Vogue and celebrities such as Oprah, Beyonce and Naomi Campbell.

His most recent work consist of the Disney Princess characters, appropriately titled “Disney Divas Collection”, his work is being viewed by fashion lovers, art enthusiasts, and people who are just pegged by curiosity. He has now developed and adapted his skills in fashion illustration and uses his keen eye for detail to produce some amazing work, including his designs for the “save the children fashion show” which raised over £1000 for charity. He hopes to “conquer the world one fashion sketch at a time”, and with talent and a name that is memorable, it is easy to see that his dream is quickly becoming a reality.

MASAKI MIZUNO

Masaki Mizuno is a Tokyo based art-director and fashion illustrator. He graduated from Bunka Fashion College and did lectures in Bunka Gakuen University, Bunka Fashion College, Vantan Design Institute, KIDI Parsons from 1998 to 2010.

His work involves the expression of the inner psychology; a self-reflection mirrored through art. In order to express the vision and subject matter of his work, he found that it is important to extract ideas from with in his own perspective and senses.

His mother who was a painter influenced him greatly during his childhood and then he immersed himself drawing illustrations independently while attending a fashion college. After graduating, he spent seven years in exploring pure art; a period of his life that had made a tremendous influence on the way he illustrated fashion today.  In order to relate with the dynamics and changes of our society today, he tried to evolve his work through different elements and ideas; conveying a border-less approach in his work. His interest lays upon using traditional art techniques, abstract idea into something concrete and real. He admires the work of Egon Schiele, Antonio Lopez, Isao Yakima and other artists that were intellectually beyond their time. His solo exhibition in Eros for fashion at the CWC Gallery Tokyo was totally amazing.  

Masaki’s beautiful soft illustrations are all analogue using acrylic and pencil and some airbrush and rollers on arches paper, he creates a parallel universe of beauty, through the contemporary sense of fashion. His art is so unique and never can be replaced by digital technology.

Beautiful girls, chic fashion and a wide use of different materials become his tools for an array of awesome illustrations with abstract detailing, in a world that still needs accreditation for perfection. Masaki’s illustrated pieces have become a cult theme among cultural venues, including major magazine collaborations and distinctive exhibitions.

DANNY ROBERTS

Danny Roberts is a professional well-known fashion illustrator from California, USA.  He majored in photography at Cal Poly University in San Luis Obispo, California, and transfer to the Academy of art, San Francisco to study fashion illustration. His dreamy illustrations usually have a fashion related slant and he is been featured in publications including New York Times, Vogue Italia, Elle, Women’s Wear Daily, fashion magazine and many web publications.

at Cal Poly, Danny’s art, displayed at Cal Poly’s Art and Design Annual Juried Student Show, won the freelance category. Danny’s interest in fashion started early as he established and operated his own clothing company in his teens, screen printing his designs on t-shirt, sweatshirts, and sweats, until the end of his first year in college. Upon finishing school, he was honored by being awarded the first featured portfolio of the year on WGSN Generation, which showcases graduating talent from the world’s leading universities and design colleges. He has collaborated with an eclectic variety client such as, Tiffany & Company, IMG Models, Lancôme, Forever21 and Gwen Stephani’s Harajuku Lovers.

He chose fashion as a focus of his work because he love drawing clothes and the challenge of drawing drapes. Also, he was studying to be a fashion designer when he first learned how to draw so drawing fashion and figures feels natural to him.

Danny’s illustrations are very creative and he explain his techniques is he always draw using blind contour cheating a little, which means, he try to look at his paper as little as he can, and keep his eye on whatever he is drawing. He likes drawing that way because it keeps his line true. He likes using a lot of mix media, but fine tip pens like micron pens and water down ink or Gouache is his favorites.

Danny Roberts will soon set up his online store and also planning to air the video of drawing development for all illustration lovers.  

RENE GRUAU

Rene Gruau, master of fashion illustration was born in Italy in 1909 of an aristocraic Italian father and a French mother, Marie Gauau, whose name he took. He settled in Paris in 1924 and embarked on his career as a fashion illustrator. His earliest drawing were published in Italy, Germany and England.

While in his young teen years, he managed to sell some of his fashion sketches to magazines in France, Germany and Italy in 1923. He there upon took the maiden name of his artist mother, Gruau, and reinvented himself as Rene Gruau. His mother introduced him to painters and fashion magazine editors who encouraged him to pursue his craft. At the age of 15, he already had a promising career as a fashion illustrator awaiting him.

During the post-war period, he reached the summit of his career as he worked with the most brilliant fashion designers such as Dior, Givenchy and Lanvin, and high class music-halls such as the Moulin Rouge and the Lido - clients whom he continued to work with later on. He also designed costumes and sets for the ballet. By 1940 his drawings appeared in Marie Clarie, Femina and L’Officiel. In 1948, he left for the United States to work for Harper’s Bazaar and Vogue, before becoming the exclusive artist for Flair.

His art is characterised by his fluid, expressive, and seemingly effortless lines, and by his ability to distill his subjects to their essence for maximum effect - a mouth, a coiffure, a gesture, the structure of a garment is each described so convincingly, and with such graceful economy of means.

Later in his career, he devoted himself to the promotion of fashion accessories, for example, perfumes. He also worked with cosmetic houses, fabric manufacturers, and ready to wear clothing couturiers. Then in 1956, with his posters for Moulin Rouge and Lito, He would storm the Paris fashion scene with his most well known advertisement campaigns, created for Schu-Schu perfume by Schuberth and Bemberg’s fabric manufacturers. A fashion innovator definitely worth commemorating, Gruau’s fashion ascendancy and augmentations can still be seen all over the world.

CEDRIC RIVRAIN

Cedric Rivrain is a famous fashion illustrator and artist from Paris. He has been drawing since the age of 18 and has illustrated and designed for prestigious fashion houses including John Galliano, Martine Sitbon and Yazbukey.

He spent most of his youth at a boarding school in the centre of France, his first drawing was of his mother, a particularly stylish woman who introduced him to fashion. 

His first illustration was actually a double spread for Dazed and confused. Her friend, Yaz Bukey, the jewellery and accessories designer, was offered this double spread to express herself. She liked his personal drawings and thought it would be a more poetic way to introduce herself to have drawing of her fantasy world. That is how he started.

The significance the anatomical plays for him can be seen in the band-aids adorning some of his subjects, it’s all that is covering their bodies of faces, as he nudes over designer clothing. Through bandage and dissection he distances himself from fashion to uncover its inherent beauty. Like most of his work, the book’s illustrations largely grow out of his childhood fascinations- cartoons, anatomy, and, of course, eyes.

Now the focus of his work, he has dedicated much of the book to eyes- specifically, mechanical eyes. He said drawings were better when you find the perfect emotion in the eyes could give emotion. His work is drop dead gorgeous and the way he draws jewellery and shoes is absolutely beautiful. 

The book combines his fashion illustrations, like images of Pivovarova in Balenciaga and Prada, with captivating nudes and chilling crying contraptions. And he think fashion illustration brings some poetry back to the commercial fashion world. It was something authentic and fashion images are all so digital now and with illustration. Rivrain’s book is not lacking in authenticity.

NADIA FLOWER

Nadia Flower is a mixed-media contemporary artist who creates art for clients all over the world. She works with both hand-drawn and digital patterns and paintings which was from excellent fine art painting to textiles, fashion and costumes, also neat illustration for the perspective and advertise markets. Nadia is inspired by her surroundings, a love of Tokyo, and all things kawaii. Her clients include Lily Allen, Nylon Magazine, Coca-Cola UK and Saatchi AUS.

She has always been a drawer since she was very young and really never thought of being anything else but an artist of some sort. She studied a Bachelor degree of Fine Arts majoring in design from Elam University in New Zealand. After that she wet to London to pursue her dream Fashion designer. From then she started doing illustrations and she most probably liked to work with Fashion Industry only. She offers her creativity to clients all around the world incorporating vector work, watercolour and even type design. she has appeared in group exhibitions and book publications in Australia, Tokyo and the United States. Her work is gentle and fragile, but graphically powerful. Her illustrations are a mix of pastels, watercolours and girly girl fashion.

Nadia created her delicate graphical illustration for Bourjois’s advertising campaign 2010. Those designs were commissioned by surprise agency Talents Only in Paris, France. Elegant illustration made by her was found in magazines of 2010 and also displayed for sales in some shops. Her design for Bourjois’s advertise was really appreciated. Her recently completed work is for ASOS in which she illustrated a variety of perfume bottles and her interpretation of their scents emerging from the bottles. She was given complete freedom which allowed to express her creative talents to the fullest. 

Nadia’s Portfolio Pictures are completely line, graphic, attractive, animals, mode, cosmetics, landscape, and romanticism. Her illustrations are very smooth and sharp.

THIRI YADANAR@TIFFANY 

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SOPHIE GRIOTTO

Sophie Griotto is a fashion illustrator from French who has some very unique illustrations in her portfolio. With a style that mixes fashion illustration and trends, Griootto works freelance on advertising campaigns and frequently illustrates the pages of fashion magazine and sites. 

She attended the school of visual arts when she turned 5years old, and the School of Applied Arts in France where she developed her graphic commutation skills. Since i was a child, she started attending art classes and she wanted to become a painter. She started drawing and painting before she could even write. In 1998, she started working for a parisienne art agency whose budget was primarily focused on beauty and luxury, then she found herself working as a story boarder which involved putting ideas on paper for ad campaigns. Because of this job, she became a fashion illustrator and in 5 years time she had mastered how to draw women from different angles and in different situations. 

She works with more traditional tools like inks and pencils but also with her tablet graphic Wacom. And she works on an illustration much like a fashion designer: mood boards, sketches, selection of fabrics, creation of styles. Most brands she work with use photography, and with these clients her style is rather realistic. She work for Swatch Jewels resonated internationally. Since 2008, she showcased her digraphic canvas at the Galleries Lafayette Maison in Paris. She worked for Dior, Clarins, Wolkswagen, Elle Magazine, Shiseido. She also illustrated a style book “Cultive ton look” and Katie Fforde’s  cover books. 

She loves her job because her art can be applied in different fields, and this is the beauty of it. She enjoy her French touch and great sense of fashion a lot.

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THIRI YADANAR @TIFFANY 

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