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wild at heart~ Fashion Illustration


Since I was stuck at home last night without the boyfriend, I quickly turned to one of my favorite creative vices to rescue me from any superfluous amount of boredom. And since I'd just recently posted images of Abbey Lee Kershaw for Dazed & Confused here, I was feeling pretty inspired to don a funky wolf suit, which meant I decided to watch Where the Wild Things Are. In the end, this drawing consumed most, if not all, of my time... at least until I started thinking I needed a scoop of vanilla ice cream. It was all downhill from there...
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Anonymous said…
This is fantastic, Bella. Seems you have a new talent! :)

xox Courtney Michele
5:15 PM
Anonymous said…
INCREDIBLE!
5:23 PM
Chic Stylista said…
Love your illustrations..

check out my blog :)
http://currentlylovingit.blogspot.com/
7:15 PM
Breanne said…
This is amazingg!!!

www.breanneemma.blogspot.com
10:47 PM
Anonymous said…
You do have a natural talent, and I really like your signature.
I always notice signatures because I hate my own, consequently I do not sign most of my work. Put that ice cream down and draw, I'll be back to check.
X David, NYC
8:11 AM
marissa said…
ou're gonna go far with Bella, I can tell. You should collab with Danny Roberts!!! xxooxxoo
9:09 AM
Anonymous said…
Amazing!
10:14 AM
sweet said…
great artwork Bella...

Kisses
Sweet
PensandLens
1:16 PM
Alex said…
You will be with the boyfriend soon, and then he can see these drawings in person!!!
2:03 PM
Violet said…
ohhh i like this drawing

XX
Vi from Cali
4:30 PM
Deb Tam Designs said…
i know the feeling...that happens to me alot! love the blog.
1:56 PM
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