The following two projects were developed for my TMD 346 class.

The class focused on advancing skills in Adobe Photoshop and Adobe

Illustrator. Each project started with a mood board showing the inspiration

for the collections, followed by the associated prints used in the collection

and then finally the collections on croquis with variations of the designs.

I included my final board, which combined my mood board, prints,

design variations and dressed croquis.

While creating these collections I learned the following skills:

• Creating mood boards by manipulating images

• Creating prints using Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop

• Creating croquis using Adobe Illustrator

• Creating flats using Adobe Illustrator

The first collection was inspired by Disney villains and the Psychobilly music genre.

The prints created for this collection used standard patterns like argyle,

stripes and leopard print with a color story inspired by colors used in

Psychobilly culture, like lime green, purple, blue and red.

This first collection has a dark feeling to it, which is why I made my second collection more light and airy.

The second collection was inspired by the Rococo period and activities

that women would participate in, in this period. The second collection is

more feminine and has pieces that are less tailored. I intended the severe

difference between the two collections to show that I am able to create

collections that have a masculine and feminine feeling.