{ Fashion Illustration by Victoria Simpson }
I’m taking on a new hobby (like I have time for that?!?!) and it’s thrilling. I took a few fashion illustration courses in school and loved them, but ever since I’ve graduated I haven’t done a single one. Well, that’s all about to change, because for Christmas I was given five fashion illustration books, and the above is my first attempt in a long time. So, look out friends, I’m embarking on a new journey…just in time for a new year!
New Years Eve has arrived and now the time has come to say goodbye to 2012. Although 2012 has been a fantastic year for me, I just know that 2013 is going to be even better, so I say “bring it on”! I’m not sure what this new year has in store for me, but I’m excited to share it with all of you! Thank you all so much for reading my blog, it means so much to me!
I wish you a super beautiful Happy New Year ! Xoxo
Thanks Shiro,
Happy New Year!!
xo
Well if thats your first “attempt” I can’t wait to see what you do next…… It’s great!!!!
Brooke @ what2wear
hahaha, Thanks Brooke! I’ll definitely be posting more as I learn! Happy New Year! xo
Happy New Year!!
Wowwwww you did an excellent job! I love it!!
Happy new year!
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Wow, V – I’m so impressed! Who knew you could illustrate like that?! Looks like your new hobby is off to an excellent start.
Happy 2013!
Happy New Year darling!
What a fantastic fashion illustration!! Great job, Victoria!!!!
Happy New Year! Thank you so much for visiting my blog and leaving a comment, I really appreciate it! Good luck with your new hobby. Loving your blog- I’m your newest follower!
Thanks Kiz! 🙂 Happy New Year! xo
Happy New Year! Your first attempt is beautiful! Good luck throughout the year!
So cute 🙂
Happy New Year 🙂
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