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The Fashionable Illustrators On the last day of this 3 part series, we come full circle and show off those artists/illustrators who, well, illustrate fashion; Fashion moncler jackets outlet as in clothes, brands and retailers that manufacture, sell or advertise clothes. I am hoping that in today's world of sameness, the art of fashion illustration will be making a long awaited comeback as an alternative to just another moody, provocative or erotically charged photograph you the know the ones you see every day in every popular upscale so called fashion magazine no names. My own observation here is that the pioneers of this art should be given far greater credit for the global rise of fashion as much more than just an emerging tertiary business. I salute all of you past and present and future I thank all of you for sharing with us your immense talents.

This series of posts can only be described as a runaway train! The enthusiasm of these artists/illustrators coupled with their respective bodies of work have forced me to extend the topic beyond a single posting. My aim is to educate, enlighten and excite the reader. Every reader should be keenly aware of all of these talents and what they offer when it comes to fashion landscape. Each day another approach will be taken in order to offer the broadest of views with regard to what we commoners refer cheap moncler jackets outlet to so simply as "fashion illustration." I am very excited about the series as well as flattered and awed by the overwhelming acceptance and grace that was offered during the "collecting" process.

Having grown up in a time when newspapers were in black and white and most fashion advertising in them cheap moncler jackets was done via illustration rather than photo, illustrators have always captured my imagination. It is of constant amazement and I stand in awe of those who are so ably and abundantly talented to convey a particular vision of fashion by using one's signature technique and talents.