Part One: Bitten by Houndstooth.

This is part one of a sportswear line for young women. It is perfect for a day at the office or a night out with friends, this line is perfect for the busy woman who has no time to change her outfit. Consisting of dark red, grey, black, and white each piece of this line can be mixed and matched with other colored pieces of your wardrobe.This line possess the qualities of every female; femininity, strength and youth.
*The true color of the dark red is not shown well in these pictures due to the use of my cell phone camera.

A dark red knit slightly fitted crew neck sweater with 3/4 length sleeves. Paired with a houndstooth pedal wrap skirt. 

Accessories: Black hair bow, layered black beaded necklace and black ankle strap shoes.

 A dark red kit cardigan with a hi-lo hem and a pencil pocket on the left breast. Underneath we have a white blouse with a hi-lo hem. To finish we have a black skinny pant. 
Accessories: Houndstooth print hair bow, black beaded bracelet, black geometric shaped rings, and simple black pumps.
 A short 3/4 sleeve cardigan over a dark red cowl neck sweater with a black and  large houndstooth print on an angled hem skirt.
Accessories: Grey hair bow and red pumps.


Thanks for viewing! ;-)

Sketching Through it All.

I am getting back into my love for illustration from a long hiatus. It's much tougher than I thought. I have allowed myself to become stagnant and the remaining pages of my sketchbook to remain unfilled. I am a stay-at-home mom, I am looking for a job,  I have moved from one location to another, and dealing (still dealing) with the loss of my dearest mother I was almost willing to give up my passion. I began to think there wasn't any chance of me returning to my sketch book and my blog. 'Ish' had got real and I felt tired, depressed, and defeated. I had gave birth to a new important and dependent person in my life (my son) and lost the only parent I had all on one year.
I came to the realization that losing hope and losing focus on my passion will only lead me further into the canyon of depression.  I was beginning to feel like I was going to lose more people and things that meant so much to me. I became a little paranoid.
So, I began to practice again. I also began to hug my family tighter, kiss them, and tell them I love them much more than I used to.  Practice makes perfect and I have to make it my mission to perfect my God given talent while doing the best that I can with my life as a wife and mother. Even if it's once a week or once every two weeks, I  cannot allow myself to rust.

Key piece: Khaki colored twill hi-lo skirt.

From the past. I almost forgot about this.

I was playing around with grey, olive, and beige to create a plus size line for the fall.

The Adventures of Motherhood as an Illustrator!

Well, it's been a while since I've wrote anything in my blog. I've been busy with being a new mommy. So, I still haven't done anything new yet.  I haven't forgotten my passion and that I am still in love with drawing! Finding the time, space, and energy to continue illustrating has been challenging! I have a little boy that enjoys climbing on his mom, sitting on mommy's lap while she types, likes to touch and play with whatever his mommy is touching including her sketch pad, pencils, and paints!
So, I have decided for the time being to continue to post illustrations out of my archives and show them to anyone who is willing to look!