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labricoleuse) wrote2012-12-05 02:06 pm
labricoleuse) wrote2012-12-05 02:06 pm
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Millinery class continues apace
We're almost done with the semester and my millinery graduate students have presented a few more of their projects, including two more drawn bonnets. Check out these cool hats!
Drawn bonnet by undergraduate Megan Rutherford (back view).
Drawn bonnet by undergraduate Megan Rutherford (front view).
Drawn bonnet by first year grad Colleen Dobson (side view).
Drawn bonnet by first year grad Colleen Dobson (back view).
Black lace fontage by second year grad Kelly Renko
Wig for "Chuckie" from Rugrats by second year grad Leah Pelz
This last one requires a bit of explanation. This year when Leah attended the USITT-Southeast conference in Orlando, one of the master classes she took involved a display of several Disney costumes, including a spiny wig for the character of "Dory" from Finding Nemo, which had been made from a combination of silicone/spandex spirals and zip ties. Leah wanted to explore a project with a similar structure, so she made this wig-hat using the same elements as the "Dory" wig.
Drawn bonnet by undergraduate Megan Rutherford (back view).
Drawn bonnet by undergraduate Megan Rutherford (front view).
Drawn bonnet by first year grad Colleen Dobson (side view).
Drawn bonnet by first year grad Colleen Dobson (back view).
Black lace fontage by second year grad Kelly Renko
Wig for "Chuckie" from Rugrats by second year grad Leah Pelz
This last one requires a bit of explanation. This year when Leah attended the USITT-Southeast conference in Orlando, one of the master classes she took involved a display of several Disney costumes, including a spiny wig for the character of "Dory" from Finding Nemo, which had been made from a combination of silicone/spandex spirals and zip ties. Leah wanted to explore a project with a similar structure, so she made this wig-hat using the same elements as the "Dory" wig.