Melody Hesaraky - Rushing Into The Paradise
Melody created her works while either listening to music in different music venues, or while conjuring up the memory of the listening experience, and the feelings the music evoked within her soul, in order to create her pieces of art.
Melody shares her feelings about her fashion illustrations with us:
“Music has created impetus and inspiration for this series of my fashion illustrations. I wished to produce a pure and transcendental art form and not just use a familiar image! I use music as an analogy or metaphor in my designs and artistic expression. By listening to music and emulating it in my work, I have discovered unconventional techniques in my pattern designs and art-making approach. Like music, my work was created from the depth of my inner self and the purest way to express this is letting the rhythm leads what I draw.”
You can find out more about Melody Hesaraky and her art illustations on her instagram site.
Our talented student illustrators have done it again!
Copyright ©Marianne HernandezA British Filipino illustrator, heavily influenced by fashion and cultural themes, Marianne is currently in her final year of BA illustration at UCA Farnham. Marianne has loved drawing since she was a child, and built up her skills through an education in Fine Art and Textiles while at school. She has a love of digital illustration, and is currently exploring and developing her style through this medium. Marianne hopes to create a name for herself within the creative industry, where she can combine her love of traditional and graphic styles.
Find more of Marianne's work on Instagram: www.instagram.com/marianneh.art
Molly Shaw
Copyright ©Molly ShawA third-year illustration student at UCA, Molly’s current work centres on femininity, and she continues to endeavour to portray the finding of comfort within the strict confines of what is perceived as womanhood. Molly specialises in digital artwork and portraiture.
Copyright ©Nika MamedovaA full time BA student studying Illustration, and in her last year of university, Nika’s illustrative works are influenced by the everyday routine, specifically the small things we do that are easy to miss, as well as those things we should be doing in order to look after ourselves on a daily basis.
Meet Our Student Illustrators
As a part of our commitment to celebrating new talent, we invited three fantastic emerging artists to illustrate their favourite SS20 catwalk designs. The results were overwhelmingly beautiful, and we are excited to share their creative work with the world!
Marianne Hernandez
A British Filipino illustrator, heavily influenced by fashion and own cultural themes, she is entering her final year of BA illustration at UCA Farnham. Marianne has loved drawing since she was a child, and built up her skills through an education in Fine Art and Textiles while at school. She has a newfound love of digital illustration, and is currently exploring and developing her style through this medium. Marianne hopes to eventually create a name for herself within the creative industry, where she can combine her love of traditional and graphic styles.
Designer Laura Shannon Copyright ©Marianne Hernandez
Designer Laura Shannon Copyright ©Marianne Hernandez
Designer Evelina Anglickaite Copyright ©Marianne Hernandez
Designer Cabrini Roy Copyright ©Marianne Hernandez
Designer Cabrini Roy Copyright ©Marianne Hernandez
Designer Kepaza Copyright ©Marianne Hernandez
Designer Marie Sansome Copyright ©Marianne Hernandez
Designer Tuncer Tonun Copyright ©Marianne Hernandez
Instagram: www.instagram.com/marianneh.art
Molly Shaw
A third-year illustration student at UCA, Molly’s current work centres on femininity. She endeavours to portray the finding of comfort within the strict confines of what is perceived as womanhood. Molly specialises in digital artwork and portraiture.
Designer Laura Shannon Copyright ©Molly Shaw
Designer Shokushu Boutique Copyright ©Molly Shaw
Designer April Banbury Copyright ©Molly Shaw
Instagram: www.instagram.com/heauxxart
Nika Mamedova
A full time BA student studying Illustration, and currently in her second year of university. Most of Nika’s works are influenced by the everyday routine, specifically the small things we do that are easy to miss, as well as those things we should be doing in order to look after ourselves.
Designer Shokushu Boutique Copyright ©Nika Mamedova
Designer Tuncer Tonun Copyright ©Nika Mamedova
Designer Kepaza Copyright ©Nika Mamedova
Designer Tuncer Tonun Copyright ©Nika Mamedova
Designer Evelina Anglickaite Copyright ©Nika Mamedova
Designer Laura Shanon Copyright ©Nika Mamedova
Designer Kepaza Copyright ©Nika Mamedova
Instagram: www.instagram.com/nm_illustrations
Please join us in supporting independent artists, and if you see anything you would like to purchase from any of these talented young ladies contact Fashions Finest: info@fashionsfinest.com, or the individual illustrators themselves.
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Tahra Nketia
Tahra Nketia comes from a family of seamstresses and designers most notably her grandmother and aunt who had a huge influence in her formative years. Tahra's first design experience came in the form of designing mini couture collections for her Barbie dolls as a child. Tahra was also heavily influenced by the glamorous black and white movies and shows of the 70’s such as Charlie's angels, which she would watch obsessively dreaming up her of adaptations to what was on screen.
Tahra Nketia later studied at LCCA before branching out to start her own label and follow her dreams.
Tahra has strong ethical and environmental beliefs and well as being a staunch advocate for the empowerment of less economically privileged people. She first started out designing having the designs sewn by under privileged seamstresses in Ghana. Going forward Tahra hopes to reintroduce this initiative to further develop the brands ethical ethos.
Within a year of the brands inception it has gained notoriety through numerous social media outlets such as popular blog Baller Alert. The brand has designed for the host of Hermes crazy carre event, social media celebrities including NFL player Cam Newton's fiancé Kia Proctor as well as a host of other online personalities.
Tahra Nketia's pieces tend to be opulent, embellished and heavily beaded. They are differentiated by her unique choice of fabrics and stunning designs.
The collection Tahra will be presenting at Fashion Finest SS18 LFW shall continue the theme of intricate, heavily embellished yet delicate women’s wear. She will also be introducing pieces from her menswear, some inspired by Art Deco.