I found these amazing shoes many years ago in a secondhand store in Kichijoji, Japan. I will forever despair that they were too small for me! So I drew them to help me get over it. It was originally hand-drawn in ink and I coloured it digitally in Photoshop using an XP-Pen Tablet.
Unique conceptual illustrations delivered on-time and to specifications.
My name is Caroline. I create loose, black-and-white, semi-blind contour line work drawings, sometimes with a pop of colour. They are often conceptual and the subject matter features people, hands, bandages, flora, food and fashion. The technique I use is influenced by Satoshi Hashimoto, Daniel Clowes, Adrian Tomine and Quentin Blake.
I was inspired to become an illustrator by two things; the first the array of magazines my father brought home from business trips - usually in-flight magazines that talked about amazing food and cultures, or business and current affairs publications containing political articles and cartoons.
The second was Japanese culture and aesthetics. I left Australia for Japan in 2008 and it completely changed my worldview. I love Japanese print design, traditional architecture and fashion.
This childhood and adulthood immersed in global traditional media has driven me to collaborate with clients to inspire, excite and educate, whether in physical medium or online. Because I have worked as a graphic designer, ensuring deadlines are met and the client is happy is very important to me.
More artwork by Caroline
Seafoam Lingerie Set
Melissa Shoe - Red Bow
Kimono
Temple and Sakura
Mural for Props Theatre Bendigo
Sushi
The Three Loaves
Textile Designs
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