Monday, February 13, 2012

Story (Boards) Time!

So I developed some storyboards for F/W 2012:

I call this one Dahlia, it's inspired by dramatic floral colors and vintage dresses- there's lots of texture and relaxed shapes with a cool, rich color palette. I saw a lot of texture on the haute couture shows and thought it was really inspiring and feminine.


This is my grey and yellow story- it's my favorite color combination and I'm starting to see a lot of yellow everywhere, which makes me happy- I think grey and yellow are a nice duality because yellow is a happy, vibrant color and grey is a subtle, more low-key neutral so they're very different but harmonious.

What do you think of my storyboards? Which do you like best? One of them will be turned into a collection!



18 comments:

  1. These are really snazzy. I enjoy the different shapes for your color stories and the boards themselves are so clean and simple.

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  2. Gray has become my new favorite neutral, and I am loving it with all manner of bright colors - yellow, pink, cobalt, etc. I love your color combos on both boards!

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  3. Beautiful story boards! I am drawn toward subtle elegance and the blue and yellow dress from your second board is exceptional.

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  4. I love them both, but my favorite is the grey and yellow one. I love subtle neutrals with a pop of color! Now I know what to wear today. :)

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  5. I agree. Yellow is getting alot of play lately. When trendspotting, I noticed quite a bit of yellow accents, but as a main color this story would be interesting.

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  6. I really like how you showed your color palette. Also I thoroughly agree about yellow and grey being a great color combination. It is sadly overlooked far too often.

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  7. I love them both, but the Dahlia storyboard immediately stood out to me. The name (Dahlia) is striking and memorable and correlates nicely with the story set. Lace has a very romantic feel to me, and the floral aspect makes the story all the more feminine.
    Yellow and gray go very well together. I appreciate you doing this, complementing two very unlikely colors so smoothly!
    The yellow pops against the gray; attention-grabber!

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  8. Both storyboards are great, but I love the grey and yellow color story. I think that one in particular would make a great collection, especially because of the unusual silhouettes.

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  9. I love your second storyboard because I'm a huge of fan of warm greys with citrus colors. Solid colors with subtle prints work well with each other and are represented well on your storyboard!

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  10. I think the way you arranged your color stories was very clever!

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  11. I like how you kept both boards clean and easy to read and the mixing of grays and yellows is fun and fresh which I think would be perfect for clean lines.

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  12. Yellow and grey is so you, haha. Love it. Its a very uncommon color combination and I would love to see it turned into a collection!

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  13. The dahlia is my favorite! I love that flower and the colors you pulled from it.

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  14. i love the organic feel of your second story board. The Yellow tones are so vibrant and beautiful they really showcase your story board

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  15. FIFTEENTH COMMENT YEEEAAAH! mmkay sorry had to get that out. on another note, your color palettes are gorgeous. you did a brilliant job providing a connection between the silhouettes and inspirations, they make a gigantic amount of sense.

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  16. I like your pop of yellow storyboard, I really like the dress on the far left. I agree, yellow has definitely been popular on the runway.

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  17. I like the shapes of the first board. I think the choice of putting that flower on the board was a really great artistic move. The flower really draws people in because of how different it is. It is very interesting.

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  18. Both boards are nice, but I prefer the Dahlia board -- it lends itself to more inspiration/concepts/shapes . The yellow board looks very interesting, but I think it is difficult to design with a color as the inspiration -- but then again-- yellow does having meaning....

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