Baby, You're a Firework

Hello all,

As the school weeks get busier, my time seems to disappear faster and faster with each passing day. Despite this, I try to ensure that some of my energy is put toward hobbies such as Stardoll. As you likely guessed, I do, in fact, have a new graphic to share. This Elie Saab dress was originally going to be used in a Halloween inspired Mini Series - but frankly, I do not have the time for that. I did, however, experiment with a new shading technique on the face.

As always, share your thoughts in the comments section.

-LM.

Graphic Vault

Hello,

Today I am going to open my graphic vault once again to share with you two designs that I made quite a while ago. At the time, they were among my favourite creations. As you may notice, all of the graphics I have posted here from previous years use clothing made solely by Stardoll. The reason for that is simple: I did not know the first thing about drawing my own outfits. Looking back on my older work, I cannot help but notice how far I have come since. I look forward to further improving my graphic making skills in the future — sharing my work with you, the readers, every step of the way.

-LM.

Equilibrium

Hello,

Today, I have a new graphic for you using primarily the colours black and white. The design was intended to have a very animated appearance to it. This inspiration has most prominently been displayed in the abstract, cartoon-like background. The me-doll displayed is my own; wearing a Jason Wu outfit.

As always, I would love to read your opinions. If you are not already a follower of this blog, do not forget to become one.

-LM.

A Colourful Experiment

Hello,

Today I have decided to show you something a little different. Rather than the Stardoll graphics I typically display, I am going to share with you a "Photoshop experiment" of sorts. Over the past few days, I have been working on a recoloured, cartoonized version of my cat. As you can see, I have used primarily the colours yellow and pink to create this effect.

This graphic certainly differs from my usual work. What do you think?

(Click to enlarge)

-LM.