26 Photos From My ‘Invisible Jumpers’ Series That Took 5 Years And Thousands Of Hours Of Knitting
I spent 5 years creating these images with custom clothes knitted by an amazing knitter, Nina Dodd.
The project began when she showed me a sweater based on the seat covers of Brighton buses. This seemed too good an opportunity to miss, so we found an eye-catching model and photographed him on a bus.
I was so pleased with the result that I came up with more ideas for camouflaged jumpers, and the series developed.
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Tom And Dre, 2019
This is the one that really make the impression of some filter on the pic. We can see those wonderful knitting paterns but the coulours match perfectly, which is extremely difficult because the blue of the sea changes every minute. The composition, the colours and the full pic are beautiful and smart.
Mady And Monette Malroux, 2015
Jimmy, 2014
Rumi And Scarlet, 2019
Monsieur Chat, 2017
Venus, 2015
Calum, 2017
Lo, Beachy Head, 2018
Malik, 2016
Chris, 2019
Fimber Bravo, 2018
Fruit Fraud, 2019
Cherry Blossom
Knitting Track
Black Phoenix, 2019
Nina, 2018
Kate, 2019
Even if it was meant to blend in, on it's own it's a beautiful sweater. I would certainly wear it!
Stilts
Buddy And Taboushka, 2018
This Side Up
Fatboy Slim, 2018
Knit Teapot
Seth Globepainter, 2019
Popay, 2019
Rock Pools
Anyone else want to either make a raspberry sound or push him in the snow?
