Two Outfit Drawings & An Old Foot Drawing

During the critique for this silly drawing, one girl was like, "Um I sew, so like I know that fabric wouldn't ever stay together like that so...." And I was just like "BITCH PLEASE I COULD SEW YOU INTO A CORNER YOU THINK I DON'T KNOW" and she was like "So why did you draw it like that" and I was like "BECAUSE IT LOOKS COOLER THIS WAY GODDAMN" I got an A

From December 6

Kelley Deal was a computer programmer before she was in The Breeders. Maybe I should be a computer programmer.

The Greatest Night of Your Life

Notes in margin read:
"I guess I was going for something like 'sporty/all-American'
(old baseball shirt made into a dress
navy+green cardigan
gingham + striped pinback buttons
cutoff 'denim' leggings/shorts/whatever)
meets
'Alone on Prom Night' with my raggedy lace corseted slip underneath it all"

"Alone on Prom Night" is an allusion to a zine my friend James made. It is a phrase that has always stuck with me because it is funny and sad. 

Facing page is a jumble of billboard copy that I saw on my way down to Florida. 

          

No Aloha

I've been listening to The Breeders a lot this week.

No bye, no aloha

Another Disorganized Jumble of Drawings of What I Wore

November Outfit Drawings, Green Sketchbook Edition

Some drawings I did in my green sketchbook that my roommate gave to me. These are some of my favorites that I have done so far. 

Some facts about this dress:
1. I bought it from my friend at a neighborhood yard sale.
2. It is so very covered in glitter.
3. It was originally worn by my neighbor when she was 10 during the Millenium Change.
4. Y2K

I really should have put interfacing in this top when I first made it. It has gotten looser. However it is still a very delightful pink and blue gingham.

This shirt has a very realistic print of a moose on it. 

This sweatshirt came in a package of maternity clothes that was delivered to my boyfriend's apartment for its former residents. Don't worry, she got all of her clothes eventually.

More November Outfit Drawings

Outfit Drawings, Late October/Early November

Around October 28 or so of this Fall, I decided to start drawing what I wore every day. The reasons for my doing this are as follows:

1. I was very bored.

2. It is a good way to keep track of what I am wearing. Because of these drawings, I have begun to notice patterns in the way I dress that I would not otherwise pay attention to. Also I think it will be interesting to look back and have a record of what I wore.

3. Sort of to practice drawing; more specifically, Fashion illustration. I haven't gotten much better. And a lot of these drawings are very bad. BUT for the sake of full disclosure, and honest record keeping, I  am going to publish them all on here.

Here is a boatload of them, not necessarily in order.

                                         

" Notes:
1. I never stand like this
2. This jumper has little white stripes
3. I didn't really wear makeup today
4. I was also wearing my printed coat "