Sketchy Behavior- Fashion Illustrators - Page 5

clay · 02-01-2005

Without a doubt, my favorite Illustrator at the moment. I just love her style!
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Dismiss any preconceived ideas of fine art as you step into the mindset of Celia Calle. Calle's art aesthetic is strangely alluring and undeniably powerful. Her awesome images are ominous, commanding, sometimes warped, but always spiced with a generous injection of humor, in keeping with the artist's effervescent personality.

Born in Boston, MA, Celia Calle’s passion in creativity was distinct at a very early age. Her inspirations range from the Salvador Dali's surrealist reality and graphic novel art to classic films as well as animation.
After moving to New York in 1993 to study at Parsons School of Design, Calle originally intended to pursue a career in costume and accessory design, but she was continuously drawn to fine art and illustration.

Upon graduation with a BFA and Design Scholarship Awards for outstanding student in Fashion Design, The NYC-based artist worked on expanding her portfolio of artwork. Calle was commissioned to illustrate wall-size posters for Jean-Paul Gaultier showroom, as well as working with designers Calvin Klein Collection, Donna Karan and portfolio presentations for numerous design firms. She then decided to exhibit her work publicly.

Calle made her exhibition debut at New York's legendary Sound Factory nightclub in October 1994. The response was so over whelming she was invited to put on another show just three months later. The shows piqued the interest of the press and led to Calle-illustrated fashion essays in several magazines as well with MTV Networks, multiple publications with ESPNSports. Calle’s latest ad campaigns with Adidas Euro2000, Gatorade, Pepsi Sport, and Coors, is just the beginning of her long term goals and ambition.

Having recently completed a series of cover art for Marvel Comic’s newmini-series “Mekanix”, and cover art for DC Comics "Fight For Tomorrow", Calle is currently working on her own comics and seeking the opportunities in creating the new look for traditional animation with computer-based medium which she says,“will somehow bring the characters that's been living in my mind to life”.

JuneJoseph contributingwriterPAPER

Will psot some of her work in a moment, please bear with me....

clay · 02-01-2005

images

Urban Stylin · 03-01-2005

to see some of my illustration work go to

http://www.eguana.8m.com

go to

fashion illustrations
cd covers and evenb the home page

Lea · 03-01-2005

i really love Celia Calle's work.. amazing!

travolta · 04-01-2005

http://admin3.imaginationatwork.com/LaunchPage#

If you do not already know about this..its fun!

i_<3_chanel · 04-01-2005

my personal favorite. DAVID DOWNTON

i love his style.

indie · 04-01-2005

i

it, and I kinda do it too.

Petit Lucille · 08-01-2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by Spike413

Richard Grey

She looks like gemma!

hugobossdaria · 08-01-2005

i like these pictures

luxmode · 08-01-2005

Some more drawings by Francois Berthoud from the book Unified Message. The b/w is for Givenchy, 2001.

Estella* · 08-01-2005

very beautiful, he really is my favourite next to gustafson at the moment!

luxmode · 08-01-2005

Francois Berthoud. Black for Ann Demeulemeester, white for Jil Sander both featured in Visionaire, 1998.

Elegance.Is.Refusal. · 08-01-2005

Elegance.Is.Refusal. · 08-01-2005

this is my avator i think thats how you spell it anyways i like it!

luxmode · 08-01-2005

For anna karina: Mats, 2001 for Ferre.

02-01-2005	#61
clay backstage pass Profile: Location: Jersey City Gender: homme Posts: 952	Celia Calle Without a doubt, my favorite Illustrator at the moment. I just love her style! * Dismiss any preconceived ideas of fine art as you step into the mindset of Celia Calle. Calle's art aesthetic is strangely alluring and undeniably powerful. Her awesome images are ominous, commanding, sometimes warped, but always spiced with a generous injection of humor, in keeping with the artist's effervescent personality. Born in Boston, MA, Celia Calle’s passion in creativity was distinct at a very early age. Her inspirations range from the Salvador Dali's surrealist reality and graphic novel art to classic films as well as animation. After moving to New York in 1993 to study at Parsons School of Design, Calle originally intended to pursue a career in costume and accessory design, but she was continuously drawn to fine art and illustration. Upon graduation with a BFA and Design Scholarship Awards for outstanding student in Fashion Design, The NYC-based artist worked on expanding her portfolio of artwork. Calle was commissioned to illustrate wall-size posters for Jean-Paul Gaultier showroom, as well as working with designers Calvin Klein Collection, Donna Karan and portfolio presentations for numerous design firms. She then decided to exhibit her work publicly. Calle made her exhibition debut at New York's legendary Sound Factory nightclub in October 1994. The response was so over whelming she was invited to put on another show just three months later. The shows piqued the interest of the press and led to Calle-illustrated fashion essays in several magazines as well with MTV Networks, multiple publications with ESPNSports. Calle’s latest ad campaigns with Adidas Euro2000, Gatorade, Pepsi Sport, and Coors, is just the beginning of her long term goals and ambition. Having recently completed a series of cover art for Marvel Comic’s newmini-series “Mekanix”, and cover art for DC Comics "Fight For Tomorrow", Calle is currently working on her own comics and seeking the opportunities in creating the new look for traditional animation with computer-based medium which she says,“will somehow bring the characters that's been living in my mind to life”. JuneJoseph contributingwriterPAPER Will psot some of her work in a moment, please bear with me.... __________________ As one door closes......
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Urban Stylin Glamorous Profile: Location: AFRICA Gender: homme Posts: 8,808	to see some of my illustration work go to http://www.eguana.8m.com go to fashion illustrations cd covers and evenb the home page
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03-01-2005	#64
Lea fashion insider Profile: Gender: femme Posts: 2,151	i really love Celia Calle's work.. amazing!
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travolta V.I.P. Profile: Location: New York City Gender: femme Posts: 3,593	Sketching Tool http://admin3.imaginationatwork.com/LaunchPage# If you do not already know about this..its fun!
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i_<3_chanel elementary. Profile: Location: .! Gender: femme Posts: 4,152	my personal favorite. DAVID DOWNTON i love his style. __________________ nothing can compare to when you roll the dice and swear your love's for me <33
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indie V.I.P. Profile: Location: Finland Gender: femme Posts: 4,380	i it, and I kinda do it too. __________________ BITING THE HAND THAT FEEDS
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08-01-2005	#69
hugobossdaria tfs star Profile: Location: Miami Beach Gender: homme Posts: 1,728	i like these pictures
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luxmode woolgathering Profile: Gender: femme Posts: 1,664	Some more drawings by Francois Berthoud from the book Unified Message. The b/w is for Givenchy, 2001.
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08-01-2005	#71
Estella* a dim capacity for wings Profile: Design Team Leader Location: la rue Gender: femme Posts: 7,677	very beautiful, he really is my favourite next to gustafson at the moment! __________________ mode schoepfung estella mare
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Elegance.Is.Refusal. tea time Profile: Location: Newcastle, England Gender: femme Posts: 4,385	this __________________ "It is the unseen, unforgettable, ultimate accessory of fashion. that heralds your arrival and prolongs your departure." - Coco Chanel http://cedricandfanny.blogspot.com/
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