History of Fashion Final Paper Proposal Diana Yichu Cao Prospective Image #1 (PREFERRED): The above photograph was captured on the 7th of August in 1967, during the so-called “Summer of Love,” in the Haight-Ashbury district of San Francisco. The… Continue Reading
For the final project in Drawing/Imaging, students were given the freedom to create their own concept/project, so long as the proposal incorporated both analog and digital elements. After being tasked with this assignment, I knew almost immediately that I wanted… Continue Reading
FASHION IS DEAD Research Reflection My research project informally began two years ago. I was scrolling through Facebook and came across a targeted ad for Alice & Olivia’s Grateful Dead-inspired capsule collection.I remember being struck by the absurdity… Continue Reading
For the photoshop montage project, students first created watercolor compositions inspired by an object. Each respective composition would encapsulate one of three themes: edible, audible, or narrative. Students subsequently compiled five or more high-resolution images that tied into their chosen… Continue Reading
My name is Annabelle Walsh, and I am a first-year student at Parsons School of Design, majoring in strategic design & management. My interests include (but most certainly are not limited to) illustration, marketing/advertising, writing, styling, art history, and, perhaps,… Continue Reading
I remember Saturday afternoons in high school. I would spend most of my free time in Boston, hiding in a café and drawing for hours, until I would force myself out the door so that I could make one of… Continue Reading
Over the past week, I have continued to develop and test my “FASHION IS DEAD” project in various ways. Last week, I joined several Deadhead facebook groups and published posts in said groups explaining my concept and my need for… Continue Reading
For the tracing perspective assignment, students went on a field trip to the New York Public Library and created a one-point perspective drawing based off of the architectural elements of the library. Using a sharpie and acetate, students found a… Continue Reading
Today’s in-class peer review exercise left me with a stronger, more defined sense of how to approach my research in a manner that still permits for an in-depth, holistic account of my topic, but in a more concise, digestible format.… Continue Reading