Mats Gustafson - Illustrator - Page 2

TheSweetest · 25-06-2005

he's one of my faves if not #1

.francesca · 25-06-2005

oh my, are these amazing! i love that watercolor renders things so soft, yet so striking at the same time... and his illustrations themselves are so arresting..it really gives the whole body of work a quality of unreality, while still being very much tangible...i can imagine the textures of the fabrics!

thanks for all the images everyone!

travolta · 25-06-2005

.francesca · 25-06-2005

luxmode posted a bunch of his decoupage work in the sketchy behavior thread here...
http://www.thefashionspot.com/forums...5&page=4&pp=20

she mentioned that they are from Italian Vogue but she didn't say which one.

they're beautiful!

happycamper · 26-06-2005

absolute perfection! this guy is a genius. i think the reason i find some of these a bit "scary" is because there is this very "ghostly" feel to it...very ethereal and mysterious

luxmode · 26-06-2005

^^ thanks for posting those, .francesca

i really love those...the second is my fav.

here's another favorite of mine. this one's for comme des garcons, 1997

luxmode · 26-06-2005

all pics scanned from the book "unified message"

for yohji, 1998

luxmode · 26-06-2005

for yohji, 1999

.francesca · 26-06-2005

those are AMAZING! my favorite thing about his work is that it is so simple, yet has so much atmosphere. i could stare at them forever and still find myself lost in them!

naria-ilc · 10-10-2005

i like his works.

mirrra · 13-10-2005

gorgeous.
the aquarelles and the paper stuff!!! thanks everybody for the pictures!

Estella* · 13-10-2005

^they really are. i get so calm whenever i look at them

Cosette · 13-10-2005

Oh my goodness.
Post 22... complete adoration over here...

iperlchen · 01-04-2006

I have yet to see someone who uses aquarel paint better than he.

He did these impressions of the Fall/Winter 2005 catwalks for La Vie en Rose [best Dutch mag if I were to say it] in 2005, they included an interesting interview too.

Does anyone have the decoupage series, but larger?

I'm pretty sure the scanner made the colored ones look they were dipped in candy, unlike the originals.

[my scans]

iperlchen · 01-04-2006

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25-06-2005	#16
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.francesca about to fall or fly Profile: Design Team Member Location: New York City Gender: femme Posts: 3,988	oh my, are these amazing! i love that watercolor renders things so soft, yet so striking at the same time... and his illustrations themselves are so arresting..it really gives the whole body of work a quality of unreality, while still being very much tangible...i can imagine the textures of the fabrics! thanks for all the images everyone!
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25-06-2005	#19
.francesca about to fall or fly Profile: Design Team Member Location: New York City Gender: femme Posts: 3,988	luxmode posted a bunch of his decoupage work in the sketchy behavior thread here... http://www.thefashionspot.com/forums...5&page=4&pp=20 she mentioned that they are from Italian Vogue but she didn't say which one. they're beautiful!
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26-06-2005	#20
happycamper scenester Profile: Posts: 61	absolute perfection! this guy is a genius. i think the reason i find some of these a bit "scary" is because there is this very "ghostly" feel to it...very ethereal and mysterious
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26-06-2005	#21
luxmode woolgathering Profile: Gender: femme Posts: 1,661	^^ thanks for posting those, .francesca i really love those...the second is my fav. here's another favorite of mine. this one's for comme des garcons, 1997
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10-10-2005	#25
naria-ilc windowshopping Profile: Location: Yokohama, Japan Gender: homme Posts: 1	i like it. i like his works.
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13-10-2005	#26
mirrra sleeping Profile: Design Team Member Location: europe Gender: femme Posts: 1,570	gorgeous. the aquarelles and the paper stuff!!! thanks everybody for the pictures! __________________ hope.less.
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13-10-2005	#27
Estella* a dim capacity for wings Profile: Design Team Leader Location: la rue Gender: femme Posts: 7,658	^they really are. i get so calm whenever i look at them __________________ mode schoepfung estella mare
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13-10-2005	#28
Cosette être ton cygne noir Profile: Location: Canada Gender: femme Posts: 4,137	Oh my goodness. Post 22... complete adoration over here... __________________
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01-04-2006	#29
iperlchen daisy in my lazy eye Profile: Gender: femme Posts: 9,872	I have yet to see someone who uses aquarel paint better than he. He did these impressions of the Fall/Winter 2005 catwalks for La Vie en Rose [best Dutch mag if I were to say it] in 2005, they included an interesting interview too. Does anyone have the decoupage series, but larger? I'm pretty sure the scanner made the colored ones look they were dipped in candy, unlike the originals. [my scans]
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