Fashion surreal
292 creative works found
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Daisy Girl
by BreadDaisy girl series
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Girl Boggie
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Daisy Girl
by BreadPastel, ink on Paper I used light skin tones to give definition on the figure of the women. Could have been cute but i wanted to give her a bold stance. maybe waiting at the bar. / The dress was for a night club feel. The pink really brought that out. I used yellow for t he hair. the handbag went to complement the design of the dress and the overall painting. This Tall blond is wearing a dress of my original design. I intended for the skirt to be longer but she was so tall. The pink and yellow mix well in the dress giving it a complex abstract feel. The flower in her left ear continues to play on that color scheme with her blond hair. I did not know what to do with the boots so i left them pink. With here hand on here waist she is in a mad , maybe drunk attitude. I ended the painting with her purse and bracelets to match the decor of the dress. / Hope you enjoy. / contact me with any questions. / God bless! All comments on the work are appreciated.
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Girl Boggie
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Crazy Legs
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Daisy Girl
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untitled / I wanted to play of some similar paintins I had done in this pose. I used a heayvy red on topof a softer one to give the skirt a sexy feel. Dar black was used for the hair and the straps of the purse. If you look closely she only has one earing. I almost want to go back and change it, but its perfect the way it is. Two flowers in the top right and bottom give it a cute feeling. / Comments Welcome. / God Bless!
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Daisy Girls
by BreadDaisy girl series
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Daisy Girls
by BreadDaisy girls / I have been working on this series for a while and I never get boared of mixing fashion, flowers and colors. In the end I wanted to show as little skin as possible yet still show the figure and chest area. I hope it still gives a cute yet sexy feel. The pink, yellow and black all came togather Great. A simple purse and flower in the right ear gave it a little extra. Long straight blond hair played with the largely pink yellow color scheme. I enjoyed this one and will be working on some new ideas for it. / Hope you enjoy
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Daisy Girls
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Daisy Girls
by Bread“Daisy Girls” / Original 9×12” inch / Pastel on Paper, ink / Mixed Media / I used light shades of skin tone for the body and depth of the figure. Black ink rounds out the erotic curves of the hip and her stance. The yellow and blue for the blond hair and background. Hot pink and a darker pink, rounds out her shorts and the sleeveless top. Signed and dated.
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Drunk Girl
by BreadOriginal; Pastel Ink on paper / Looking back I’m not sure why i put the bottle in her hand. It started of as a fashion painting but i guess she ended up drunk. I used a blue background to give it a playful feel. The combination of pink and yellow brightens it up with the whie. The hand bag and even the bottle go match her clothes and the flower tops the fashion. The long blod hair and the staggered pose make her look a little clumsy. / Hope You enjoy
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Radio Chic
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Radio Girls
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Pastel on paper / I wanted to get away from the daisy girl series I’ve been working on. I added some different clothes, mainly the Jeans and tank top. I used a bright yello for her long blond hair and various flowers and bracelets. The hand bag and colors blends in with the attire and I wanted a light peach skin tone for the figure. I used a little heavier darker tone for the shadows of the body. I don’t know what I was thinking about here belt but it came out original. Apple bottom jeans in the back, and daisy pushers for the bottom. Comments welcome!
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Latin Fire
by BreadI wanted to get a emmo look but I went wrong with the hair. The Painting still came out great but i did not intend on that hair style originally. I uses black and red for a deep since of color and left a little white of the paper for the flowers. The gray background helps to high light the bright red and soft skin tone of the women figure. Tight p[ants and a heavy tank top for her clothes matched good to give her a sexy but still cut look. I think those are boots, but they may be socks. / Comments welcome!
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Pastel, ink
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pastel, ink on paper
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Pastel, Ink on Paper. Mixed media. Afro Super Women is a change from the colors I have been using lately with the Afro’s. I uses a aqua blue with a lighter aqua blue to get the shadows in her dress/ I think it was a little to short but it almost gives it a Marlyn Monroe look. The giant afro gave it a seventies feel but I wanted to make it super funky. A small handbag plays with the feel of her fashion, The pink plays well with the hints of yellow and her light brown skin. The earrings were added just for fun and the flowers are all different and some way.
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fashion
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