-is now a mini video! Many thanks to Sammeh for being our secondary photographer on the day, and for making this amazing video!
The photoshoot and blog entry can be seen over here.
Thanks for reading!
Monday, July 11, 2011
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
The Age: Design a Career in Fashion
It is with a rather sheepish grin that I say hello to you all again. I do apologize- life swallowed me up and to be honest I'm still wallowing in its stomach feebly pawing at its insides (read as: all my assignments are due in a fortnight along with Semester exams)
In the time that passed, I was interviewed by The Age newspaper to talk about my decision to swap courses from History at The University of Melbourne to Fashion and Costume Design at The Australian Academy of Design.
It was an exciting opportunity and one I was very thankful for. It also shows that good work doesn't go unrecognized!
Do expect more updates in the following fortnight as several of my assignments tie in together for my graduate Stardust project.
Thank you for stopping by!
In the time that passed, I was interviewed by The Age newspaper to talk about my decision to swap courses from History at The University of Melbourne to Fashion and Costume Design at The Australian Academy of Design.
It was an exciting opportunity and one I was very thankful for. It also shows that good work doesn't go unrecognized!
Do expect more updates in the following fortnight as several of my assignments tie in together for my graduate Stardust project.
Thank you for stopping by!
Friday, April 15, 2011
Starry Eyed
The first step in my graduate collection was experimenting with makeup to create a look reminiscent of Yvaine the Evening Star from Neil Gaiman's 'Stardust'.
One of our subjects required a magazine to be created, so I decided to kill two birds with one stone and get one of the looks sorted out! This look was a lot of fun to create and as we shot this in the laneways of Melbourne we left glitter patches wherever we went |D
One of our subjects required a magazine to be created, so I decided to kill two birds with one stone and get one of the looks sorted out! This look was a lot of fun to create and as we shot this in the laneways of Melbourne we left glitter patches wherever we went |D
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
JETAA 'Anime in the Arvo'
As most people would know (and should know), the earthquake/tsunami disaster in Japan happened recently and in lieu of that the JETAA held a fundraising event called 'Anime in the Arvo' in Federation Square on March 26.
The event called for cosplayer volunteers to go around asking for donations on behalf of the Red Cross, so I jumped at the opportunity. I attended to lend a hand because I have a family friend teaching over there right now, as well as a beloved host family.
The event called for cosplayer volunteers to go around asking for donations on behalf of the Red Cross, so I jumped at the opportunity. I attended to lend a hand because I have a family friend teaching over there right now, as well as a beloved host family.
I decided to cosplay as Ronald Knox from Kuroshitsuji
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