Hello!

My collection was inspired by one of the first warm and sunny weekends in Poland, that I spent with my friends in the countryside. Colours and shapes of plants (mainly yellow dandelions and blooming trees) all around were my inspiration board, I was just sitting on the grass, sketching. That's why a collection's name is "First weekend of May"!

My inspiration board was all around me but to summarise the overall mood for the class, I've prepared a little moodboard from the pictures found on web/on my camera:

First weekend of May - image 1 - student project

Here are some of my sketches from these days:

First weekend of May - image 2 - student project

I used one of the colour palettes I just like to work with, warm and sweet. In order to create collection, I was concentrating on scale, hue and complexity of the patterns. I'm really happy with the results! Here is my collection with the description:

First weekend of May - image 3 - student project

Blossom:

First weekend of May - image 4 - student project

Meadow:

First weekend of May - image 5 - student project

Spinney:

First weekend of May - image 6 - student project

Plant Mozaic:

First weekend of May - image 7 - student project

Floral rug:

First weekend of May - image 8 - student project

Pollen:

First weekend of May - image 9 - student project

Light breeze:

First weekend of May - image 10 - student project

Yay! And here come the mockups/products section :)

First weekend of May - image 11 - student project

First weekend of May - image 12 - student project

First weekend of May - image 13 - student project

And here is the second colourway - closer to the natural palette from the countryside surroundings (yellow dandelions, blue sky, night sky, white flowers ;)):

First weekend of May - image 14 - student project

It was such a pleasure to work on this collection! Hope you like it! Thank you Bonnie for this opportunity and all the tips!

Aga Kobylinska

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