Moving on...

Yesterday was a very nerve-racking morning for me, it was the day my final university results were released. I have been super stressed this whole third year and put 110% of my effort and time into working my hardest to active a good grade to graduate with. The hard work paid off as I got awarded an Upper Second Class Honours degree (2:1) in Fashion with Promotion and Communication. 

Yesterday as a bit of a reward I got bought a weeks fashion illustration course at Central Saint Martins. Ekk... I'm very excited to be in the same building that so many of my fashion idols have studied at.

The course starts very soon so in the meantime I'm trying to squeeze in as much illustration practice as possible. 

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A career in Fashion

So today I have been feeling the stress of having finished university. I have been sat at my laptop all day and when not sat at my laptop I have been on my phone looking for job and work placement opportunities. 

I have so much ambition and drive to succeed and I am eager for a placement or job which I can put this energy towards.  

What would my dream job be? Probably to be a creative director or artistic director of a brand, company or magazine. I love conceptual and artistic work, my mother being an artist means I have been surrounded by art my whole life, so creative thinking comes very naturally to me.

Hopefully in the near future you will see blog posts from myself bragging about being offered a work placement or even better, a job. 

Below is a little doodle I did while at my desk today of myself!

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Final Major Project

I honestly do not know where the last three years have gone, uni seems to have whizzed by, yet it seems so long ago that I began my life at Southampton Solent.

I am passionate about fashion illustration and for my Final Major Project I asked "Why isn't fashion illustration used as a main promotion and marketing tool with in the industry?".  It was my aim to prove the point that fashion illustration still provokes emotion and can create a strong impact on its audience. I created briefs which were fulfilled by illustration, these illustrations were then exhibited at Re:So Gallery in Southampton as well as used in a brochure about the project.

All illustrations in the brochure are my own.

Scan the QR Code with a QR Code reader or follow the link below to see my brochure.

http://issuu.com/carolinemjeffery/docs/illustrative_daze