She Speaks in Fragments:
A Mixed Media Fashion Illustration Series
Each piece in this series layers hand-painted fashion illustration, technical flat sketches rendered in ink, stenciled female figures, and found newsprint beneath washes of forest green and deep violet. Typewritten text strips carry quiet, contradictory declarations threaded through the composition: I'm invisible, but I can see. Feel free to demand more. Be selfish, work hard. I'm afraid, but I'll try.
The figures are simultaneously anonymous and self-possessed — stenciled in high contrast, loosely colored with watercolor gestures, their silhouettes edged in zigzag, as if carefully cut out and sewn into the world. Beside each figure, a corresponding technical flat drawing renders the garment in precise construction detail: the seams, the panels, the structure beneath the surface.
Taken together, the series operates as a wearable inner monologue — the noise of a city standing in for the weight of expectation, and the woman moving through it, dressed, designed, and quietly determined.
The Complete Series
Each piece in this series was built by hand — stencil, watercolor, ink, and found print layered until the figure and the feeling became inseparable. Fashion has always been a language, and these figures speak in fragments: precise and instinctive, structured and free, dressed for a world they're quietly rewriting.