Showing posts with label Laura Fantacci. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Laura Fantacci. Show all posts

Monday, 12 December 2011

Red Magazine Photoshoot Collaboration!


I'm very happy to reveal part of the photoshoot for Red Magazine I collaborated on, with Stylist and Fashion Editor, Laura Fantacci! I was fortunate enough to meet Laura at a Press Day, which later lead to illustrating her wedding in Florence. It was a beautiful occasion, full of wonderful people, and I'm super happy it lead me to work on this project with Laura over the summer. The January Red Magazine issue is out now!

Thursday, 14 July 2011

Simo

Another addition to the series of illustrations I did for Laura Fantacci's Wedding... Simo the groom before the service!

Monday, 27 June 2011

Laura & Simo's First Dance


Latte in Florence

The day after Laura's wedding I had a bit of free time in the city of Florence. As well as indulging on a hungover shopping spree (leading to spend more money than I should have..) I took a break in one of the many coffee shops in the city. Still armed with a sketch book I couldn't resist drawing the scenery!

Friday, 24 June 2011

Laura Fantacci's Wedding Illustrations... A Small Preview

































I thought I would put up a preview of some the illustrations I did for Laura of Red Magazine's Wedding.  But I suppose it's only fair to let the bride see them all first! So once delivered, I will put up all the rest of the drawings. I had a wonderful time and I'm looking forward to being able to share my scribbled record of the fantastic Fantacci (& Simone's) wedding!

Sunday, 19 June 2011

With Love from Florence


Alongside wedding illustrations for Laura Fantacci's wedding, I managed to sketch a little extra while I was out in Florence. Here's a couple which now belong to my my Mum (for her 50th Birthday) and my Dad (for Father's Day). The one at the top is of the AMAZING florist's handiwork at Laura's wedding. I thought it was right up my mum's street because she spends most of her life doing THIS! Below is Florence building scenery and seemingly more masculine than the flowers, hence why it was put on my Dad's card.
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