paper doll – Vionnet part 2

paper dolls — Danielle on March 13, 2011 at 8:52 am

This is the second paper doll inspired by great 20th century designer Madeleine Vionnet, a front view to complement a back view. One thing that I love about the very tight, detail oriented process of creating paper dolls is how it forces me to focus very closely on the garments. I think about them a lot as I go through the elaborate task of drafting, inking, scanning and colouring. What struck me as I did this is how sensual Vionnet’s work is. The way it responds to the human form instead of forcing a form upon the body it is what gives it such an essential, modern quality.

This paper doll, with her sister, is available as a high-resolution, printable PDF file for $12 USD. Purchase this pair of paper dolls, and you can print them out as many times as you like for personal use – to cut out, play with and display.

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    1. [...] paper doll, with her sister, is available as a high-resolution, printable PDF file for $12 USD. If you purchase it, you can [...]

    2. Whooooo.. very nice… one of my fav. designers.

      Comment by Christy — March 13 2011 @ 3:11 pm
    3. [...] This pair of paper dolls inspired by the designs of Vionnet is now available as a high-resolution PDF download for personal use. This includes the two dolls and 20 outfit options including dresses, coats and swimwear. For a preview, check out these posts. [...]

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