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Jean-Claude Poitras attracted a celebrity clientele early on. It was a mutually beneficial relationship: these style-makers were after the best of homegrown talent and they also boosted his exposure.
Political women like Pauline Marois, Lisette Lapointe, Mila Mulroney and Liza Frulla enthusiastically endorsed Poitras. Actor and lifelong friend Andrée Lacheplle chose to wear a single, elegant Poitras dress in Pierre Blackburn's film Le jeune homme et la dame (1989). French singer Barbara chose his coat for her Pantin 81 album cover, delighting Poitras, who doted on her music.
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Charlie Fabert Influence
Chateau de Goncourt - Matignicourt - 04.05.2013
Nicolas Gaire
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The Lucky Face, performing at the 'Under the Influence' Billy Bragg tribute, The Great Escape festival, Brighton.
Top right is a page from my sketchbook showing some artist research that I conducted at the beginning of my A-Level project into Matthew Harris. The other images are examples of how this research influenced my work later on in the project. For example, top left, is a weave that I created incorporating the colours and block effect seen in Harris' work which is supported by a collaged strip to create a mood-board. Bottom is a pencil drawing I did focusing on Oriental architecture on top of a collaged page of colours seen in Harris' work.
Museum Report: Damien Hirst
"New Religion", emphasizing on the symbolic importance of the butterfly and a critical analysis of Tim Burton's
illustration "Mummy Boy", which
highlights the historical
and cultural influences of the artist
When a building is finished, the workers go to the zone of influence of the same colour. Not only do they count points here, half the cubes of the majority colour go on to the next zone and score again.
For this image, I was inspired by the work of Photographer, David Bailey. Although his portrait photography is amazing I have been inspired by his less well-known collections of still life photographs. For one of his collections Bailey took photographs of skulls with flowers – these photos are very dramatic, I think what makes these photos so successful is the strong contrast between life and death in the images with the fresher flowers and the ones with the dying flowers represent death and decay. This edit was created from my Ziggy Stardust inspired self-portraiture photoshoot for my Graded Unit project: ROCK ICONS - INFLUENCERS OF FASHION.