SENSE X Catwalk [2]
Coming back with a new set of catwalk shots, this time by my friend and filmmaker, Chris Chalton.
Yana Dobreva blog
Coming back with a new set of catwalk shots, this time by my friend and filmmaker, Chris Chalton.
Making up for three years of what seemed like a decade of decision-making, friend-making, garment-making
Lately I’ve been writing a dissertation on consumer satisfaction and all the processes that lead us to and inform making a purchase.
Reading tones of journals and papers on emotionally durable design, sustainable relationships between consumers and products and demand for goods-signifiers for our beliefs, I got to think about all the objects I possess. Over the last three years, I have only kept what I can fit into my suitcase, most of the time in my backpack, which allows me to build strong relationships based on memories with all of my possessions. Continue reading IWMT
Looking at this project’s final outcome in action is one of the best experiences one can imagine. For the last month, I have been able to be part of and witness two major events in my creative work – the amazing game between Emma Smith …
When the Alice in Wonderland movie came out, I was really skeptical about the way Tim Burton would convey the concept of being lost in an imaginary world that was so key to my childhood. And if it wasn’t done right, it would definitely ruin the entire …
After bringing my designs to life, the time has definitely come to put some instructions in the pack.
Once making sure that the cover (mood board) is right and sound, I decided to dive a bit deeper and get going with the wording (illustrations and range plans).
Luckily, after so many wrong turns in my project, I, just like Alice, found the right key to the tiny door. I am also well aware that this is just the beginning of a number of other problems I will need to solve (adventures), so I can’t wait to begin. Continue reading Back to Life
No wonder mommy always says ‘When you buy shoes, always walk around the shop twice before buying them.’ Dad says: ‘When you buy a book, read random pages rather than the description at the back.’