Illustrator Fergus Purcell T Designer

< p > extreme sports elements and bright colors are Marc by Marc Jacobs clothing brand 2014 autumn winter dress design new printing.

I often hear people say, "life is only seventy," and it is not too late to say life in the face of Fergus Purcell, an illustrator in Britain.

He is already 44 years old this year, but his creativity is still running out, and there are more interesting things waiting for him.

Age is only a number, not a restriction, and he moves from graffiti to artistic T.

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< p > Marc by Marc Jacobs 2014 street graffiti in autumn winter women's dress, let people again notice Fergus Purcell's street rebellious consciousness.

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Fergus Purcell has an aristocratic surname that sounds pronounced between England and Scotland, but he is a thoroughly worshiped street culture worshiper, calling herself Fergadelic.

A lean, tall figure with long hair and shoulders and a mustache. It is full of tattoos under the baseball cap.

Unlike Japanese tattoos, Purcell's works are similar to his own tattoos, a visual forest composed of individual symbols and comic style graffiti.

At the age of 5, he began to paint, when he lived near the Australian port and painted the boats and sailors that he had seen.

With the growing popularity of pop music, he became interested in pop culture. The most influential actor was Prince, the American pop singer. However, music, fashion, and different forms of art interlinked each other to create a cultural atmosphere of the whole environment. Purcell took advantage of the prevailing pop culture to view pop culture.

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In 70s, at the same time, it was also an anti traditional era. Punk godmother Vivienne Westwood participated in social issues with clothes. Her lover used music to protest social closes.

This kind of social chaos has collided with the trend and another era full of vitality.

In such an environment, Purcell's artistic form and creative style seem to be rebellious and reactionary.

Even more ghosts, Purcell graduated from the central Saint Martin Institute, but said that he didn't like the lessons there.

The only thing to be happy about college life is that he began to engage in various kinds of underground culture, such as cartoons, skateboards, and shooting videos. In other words, he found himself a tool to pform painting into commodity design at that time, that is, computers, learning how to draw pictures with computers.

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< p > deducting the identity of illustrators, Fergus Purcell is also a well-known handpicked tattoo. Nine of his tattoos come from his illustrations, inspired by the experience of subculture. His passion for death rock and other heavy metal music has turned into a cartoon symbol with rebellious images, sometimes even with violence.

In 2001, he created his own T-shirt tidal brand Tonite. The sharp satire and street style quickly attracted young people's attention.

But before Tonite, Purcell designed t-shirts for British Silas, Silas was popular in Japan, and indirectly brought attention to Purcell.

The design footprint is more visible in Good Enough, Holmes, Very Ape, X-Girl Japan, Stussy, Hysteric Glamour, Heavy Heavy and so on.

T-shirt as the main presentation of the Purcell design style is derived from the design of the head badge of skateboard brand Zorlar in the past.

In addition, his mother bought him many plain T-shirts so that he could draw on them. This experience prompted him to use T-shirts as his personal ideas in his future career.

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The accumulation of style and brand over P years has kept him steadily in the field of image design and fashion dress.

But what really opened him up was the collaboration with Marc by Marc Jacobs, a sub card created by Marc Jacobs, which is located in young energetic, sports girl.

In the brand 2014 autumn and winter series, we can see a lot of elements such as cross country motorcycles, skateboards and other street sports, as well as kimono waists and waist boxes and wide tube trousers inspired by Japanese samurai. As for the color printing of Lian dresses and jeans, they are all from the hands of Purcell.

In addition to printing, even the brand logo is redesigned by Purcell. Geometric lines and bright colors seem lovely, but they have an attitude.

As a highlight of the brand this season, it not only adds recognition to the single product, but also enhances the brand's youthful vitality.

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