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Comeriantes de Ermua en un curso de la ACHE sobre escaparates y visual merchandising realizado en Lobiano en 2010
Program: Fashion Merchandising. Class: Visual Merchandising. Instructor example of suspended, collage backdrop for a miniature display. It was printed on a Xeros 7300 Printer (tabloid size) and mounted on illustrator board. The backdrop appeared in a display for a ficticious retailer called PopTart, and included a modly-dressed chick on a scooter. Vitntage, mod-chick images from www.flickr.com. I originally didn't think I would be using this outside my classroom, so I didn't get approval and don't remember which Flickr member they belong. If someone knows, please email me. Thanks.
I believe I like creating props more than dressing mannequins. These picture frames are part of Sterling's hallway home, and if you peruse through the other pictures that include Sterling, you see that they change. The artwork was made with cardstock, gradiants of red paint chips, and a 1"-hole punch. The setting was inspired by the 1980's Von Furstenberg-style shirt dress found for $5.00 (a little steep) at Thrift Town. The ankle boots ($4.50) are camel-colored, patten leather and are way crazy. They too came from Thrift Town. The tights are from Goodwill and were $.99. Some of the fake flowers were painted country blue. The earrings were designed by me using polymer clay, rhinestones and glass beads.
This vignette was inspired by a mid-century dresser I redesigned several years ago and had sitting in the basement. Viktoria ($45) is my newest mannequin and came from an Escada boutique. She has an elegant, simple pose. I repaired her arm and spray painted her a satin, off-white color. The dress came from, but where else, Thrift Town and was 50% off the $4.00 price. It is very flapper and inspired me to use the bobbed wig from another mannequin. Her shoes are also from Thrift Town and were a wallet wrecking $6.00. The picture / backdrop was created by redoing an ugly 70's picture frame with white pain, silver leaf and antique silver glaze; and making artwork out of black, grey and silver metallic paper. The accessories on the dresser are yardsale finds (minus the textbook).
Program: Fashion Merchandising, Brooks College. Class: Visual Merchandising. The retail avenue mural was painted by me as well as the design and construction of the 3D display spaces. Created in miniature (1/6 scale), this is my instructional, sample display for Spring 2008 (Winter 2008 Quarter). Students were required to incorporate paint chips in their backdrop design. The stripe and floral dress was created by me. This format is a good way to teach visual merchandising in a cost effective manner.
I believe I like creating props more than dressing mannequins. These picture frames are part of Sterling's hallway home, and if you peruse through the other pictures that include Sterling, you see that they change. The artwork was made with cardstock, gradiants of red paint chips, and a 1"-hole punch. The setting was inspired by the 1980's Von Furstenberg-style shirt dress found for $5.00 (a little steep) at Thrift Town. The ankle boots ($4.50) are camel-colored, patten leather and are way crazy. They too came from Thrift Town. The tights are from Goodwill and were $.99. Some of the fake flowers were painted country blue. The earrings were designed by me using polymer clay, rhinestones and glass beads.