Courtney Dootson
Graphic Design Student
Jumper and hoodie mock ups
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To start off my clothing brand, I thought of creating jumpers to kick start and give me ideas of what I could also do to make the clothing feel loved, but upbeat for my generation etc. I used my experimentation from the Nadia Flowers appraisal and used a mock up of a jumper on Photoshop to start editing the clothing. At first, I wanted to use simple colours, but I then realised to keep it creative and interesting, I should use sharp, powerful colours to make it pleasing to the eye. To change the colour, I adjusted the selection colour of the jumper and used bright colours like yellow and pink; they're not as vivid as the other pieces of clothing, but I wanted to experiment with the colours further.
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Then I thought of creating hoodies as a jumper isn't the same as a hoodie, for obvious reasons because a jumper doesn't have a hood. Again, I used Photoshop and my experimentation from Pilar Zeta and applied some to the hoodie mock ups that I found on mock up world. I adjusted the images so it looks like the image has merge into to hoodie, rather than it looking just like an image on a piece of clothing. Looking at them gives me an urban vibe, which is good because that's one of my aims for my brand. I used the bright colours and continued using them for my clothing to make an urban, vintage type of style and make sure it catches your attention so you'll buy it there and then.