Stunning & Sharp. Domino rounds up some Fashion Illustration in the latest issue. While the magazine showcases well-known (and more expensive) talent (work for Henri Bendel, Stella McCartney, Comme des Garçons, etc), we feel it's a helpful reminder of fashion illustration's potential as artwork in a living space...
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I absolutely love the illustrations by Eduard Erlikh and am thinking about ordering one of his prints. Does anyone know if prints are a good investment? It is part of a 1000 print edition and would come signed by him.
http://www.erlikh.com/
if you love it, then it's a great investment
Ana is right, especially if your art is part of your decor
Try New York artist Paula Henri Blum, for beautiful and somewhat haunting renderings of fashion figures from the 1940's-60's. Her pieces have been exhibited in New York and Chicago.
http://www.geocities.com/paulahenriblum/index2.html
I bought some prints from my friend who is an illustrator as x-mas gifts for my family. I think she sells her paitings through different galleries, but I think you can contact her directly for prints. These are the prints I bought and they look amazing framed.
http://jeeyunlee.com/images/reddress.jpg
http://jeeyunlee.com/images/figure.jpg
And this is her website:
http://jeeyunlee.com/index.html
Has anyone had any luck accessing www.erlikh.com? It's not an active web site as far as i can see.
I just got 2 black and white posters from erlikh.com
I LOVE LOVE LOVE it!