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Welcome back to the enchanting continuation of "I Add Flower Petals And Leaves To Beautiful Illustrations".
In this second chapter, I've ventured deeper into the realms of floral fantasy, focusing on models adorned in distinct, breathtaking floral dresses! Each look captures a unique blend of style and nature's beauty. Dive in and let us know: which one captivates you the most?
Experience the evolution, and as always, let nature's palette inspire you.
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#1
Final score:
44points
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#2
Final score:
39points
#3
Final score:
38points
#4
A marigold-adorned top paired with a tuberose skirt.
Final score:
35points
#5
Final score:
30points
#6
A skirt adorned with the rosy hues of pink hibiscus petals, complemented by a top layered with pristine white gerbera petals.
Final score:
28points
#10
Final score:
27points
Elizabeth Rieck 2 years ago
The illustrations under the petals are called croquis or 10 heads ( the body is 10 times the hight of the skull). They are commonly used in fashion design and are an elongated form of the human body. It is believed that this can better display different fashions as it is a more visually appealing image.
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#13
Final score:
23points
#14
Final score:
23points
#23
A skirt draped in lush green leaves paired with a top adorned with radiant yellow gerbera petals.
Final score:
16points
#26
A skirt draped in delicate lotus petals combined with a top featuring green leaves dotted with sunlit yellow spots.
Final score:
14points
#27
An elegant gown crafted entirely from leaves, a testament to nature's unparalleled elegance and timeless beauty.
Final score:
14points
#30
A jumpsuit crafted from leaves, offering a chic embrace of nature's endless green elegance.
Final score:
12points
#31
A dress intricately adorned with tuberose flowers, capturing their ethereal beauty and fragrant charm.
Final score:
12points
#32
Palazzos designed with lush leaves paired with a top adorned with sun-kissed yellow rose petals.
Final score:
12points
#33
A top delicately adorned with rose petals paired with pants crafted from leaves, blending timeless elegance with earthy charm.
Final score:
11points
#34
A cute dress adorned with thyme flowers, capturing the delicate beauty of these petite blooms in a whimsical design.
Final score:
11points
#36
Short pants crafted from verdant leaves, complemented by a top adorned with vibrant gerbera petals.
Final score:
9points
Brittany Griffin 3 months ago
If you are not a super rich clothes designer yourself... you just gave away so many beautiful ideas.. these are all gorgeous 😍
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Tracy Wallick 2 years ago (edited)
I love all of these! I'd be grateful if they all included a caption with what flowers/plants you used :) Also! Take a look at purple oxalis, I bet you could do fun things with the leaves and the flowers
Monika (Post author) 2 years ago (edited)
Thank you so much for your kind words! Really appreciate it.I've provided more in-depth information on my YouTube channel for each of these. I'll make sure to include captions detailing the flowers and plants used in my future posts:) Thanks for the suggestion on the purple oxalis as well! I've seen those before, and they're stunning. Their unique leaf shape and vibrant flowers indeed offer tons of creative potential. I'll certainly look into incorporating them into my designs soon. Thanks again!
Terry Tobias 2 years ago
They are so beautiful and unique! I would love to see them as actual dresses with the fabrics and silhouettes that would bring your creations to life!
Lacey Freeman 2 years ago
I'D like to know which was done FIRST? The illustrations of the women or the dresses? Because whoever did the second part of matching to woman/dress with the woman/dress and keeping the theme/attitude is very talented!
Monika (Post author) 2 years ago
Thanks! The illustrations were done first 😊
Load More Replies... Maria Longfellow 2 years ago
Beautiful! I also would like to know what was used. And if not too much trouble or if the artist is open to it, illustrations of models from other cultures. My adopted daughters asked why there aren’t any girls like them in the pretty dresses.
Monika (Post author) 2 years ago
Thanks! Will definitely keep your suggestions in mind.
Load More Replies... Maria Longfellow 2 years ago
I’d also like to know what was used AND see illustrations of women of all/other races. Sitting with my adopted daughters and they don’t see any girls like them.
sam (they/them) 2 years ago
These are gorgeous! The is very impressive, however...37 mannequins and not a single one is African American.
OD 2 years ago
So what? None were old, fat, Oriental, handicapped...etc etc. Even an all-you-can-eat buffet doesn't have all the buffet dishes in the world. And not every Black/African is American. These are all beautiful, graceful and imaginative, and kudos to the artist's exceptional colour and spatial awareness.
Load More Replies... Tracy Wallick 2 years ago (edited)
I love all of these! I'd be grateful if they all included a caption with what flowers/plants you used :) Also! Take a look at purple oxalis, I bet you could do fun things with the leaves and the flowers
Monika (Post author) 2 years ago (edited)
Thank you so much for your kind words! Really appreciate it.I've provided more in-depth information on my YouTube channel for each of these. I'll make sure to include captions detailing the flowers and plants used in my future posts:) Thanks for the suggestion on the purple oxalis as well! I've seen those before, and they're stunning. Their unique leaf shape and vibrant flowers indeed offer tons of creative potential. I'll certainly look into incorporating them into my designs soon. Thanks again!
Terry Tobias 2 years ago
They are so beautiful and unique! I would love to see them as actual dresses with the fabrics and silhouettes that would bring your creations to life!
Lacey Freeman 2 years ago
I'D like to know which was done FIRST? The illustrations of the women or the dresses? Because whoever did the second part of matching to woman/dress with the woman/dress and keeping the theme/attitude is very talented!
Monika (Post author) 2 years ago
Thanks! The illustrations were done first 😊
Load More Replies... Maria Longfellow 2 years ago
Beautiful! I also would like to know what was used. And if not too much trouble or if the artist is open to it, illustrations of models from other cultures. My adopted daughters asked why there aren’t any girls like them in the pretty dresses.
Monika (Post author) 2 years ago
Thanks! Will definitely keep your suggestions in mind.
Load More Replies... Maria Longfellow 2 years ago
I’d also like to know what was used AND see illustrations of women of all/other races. Sitting with my adopted daughters and they don’t see any girls like them.
sam (they/them) 2 years ago
These are gorgeous! The is very impressive, however...37 mannequins and not a single one is African American.
OD 2 years ago
So what? None were old, fat, Oriental, handicapped...etc etc. Even an all-you-can-eat buffet doesn't have all the buffet dishes in the world. And not every Black/African is American. These are all beautiful, graceful and imaginative, and kudos to the artist's exceptional colour and spatial awareness.
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