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"Street artists and muralists bring with them vibrant and a new perspective... all you need is vision, courage, local creative talent and some colorful paint" - via TCF
Coco is a London based multi-disciplinary artist. And her work is beautiful, i honestly dont know what else to say. The crativity in her work is simply striking.
Coco has her own creative agency, visit the site, and a collection of dope scarves, Forget Me Not. And who could forget such awesome scarves. These are beautiful!
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2. This one was inspired by a collectible Barbie. I was bored one day at work and went on Barbie's site to check out the collectibles (they're gorgeous, of course!). By far, my favorite doll on the site is Hard Rock Cafe Barbie. She looks so cool. I want it. I saw another doll that kinda reminded me of an evil empress of some sort, so i drew my rendition of her.
3. The last pic was inspired by Lil Mama. I was just browsing her myspace page and pics. I liked her pose in this pic so i drew it. It was kinda like practice for me because i tend to have a hard time giving my pictures dimension. I gave it a slight anime appeal with the hair. I like the whole pic but, as simple as it seems, i really like how the "funk" came out. One of my fav things to draw is clothes, and thats why im proud of it (i'll post some fashion pics for y'all later).
Oh yeah, one more thing, these are "inked" versions of the original pictures. The originals are pretty messy and was done in pencil. These were drawn with a gel pen over the scanned original and then slightly touched up on Photoshop.
It's so tiny but has sooo much detail. Can u believe it's handmade?!
I've been playing around on Photoshop all day. Who knew my projects would come out so good? This is my new profile pic. The original pic was shaky but still cute. So i touched it up added a filter and "voila!"


OMG i want it. I NEEEEED this glove! (gawk & drool)
via: HighSnobette