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What I Wore Today: Doodle yourself into a style icon

What I Wore Today: Doodle yourself into a style icon

by Gemma Correll (Author)

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    Hardcover 2012

    $3.28
Synopsis

Part sketchpad, part journal, this is a totally customizable record of how you like to dress, what you love to do and who you really are. Maybe you're a budding artist or a haute couture designer. Maybe you can't draw much more than a stick man, but gosh darn it, you like clothes and colouring in. Whoever you are, so long as you like having fun with fashion (the way you wear it), and have a pencil to hand, you can scribble, sketch and doodle your way through a year's worth of your best outfits, or biggest fashion mistakes. Whichever you're most proud of, really. So, explore your creative side and get in touch with the most fashionable person you know - you!

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More Information

Format: Hardcover
 Pages: 112
 Publisher: Spruce
Published: 05 Mar 2012
ISBN 10: 1846013976
ISBN 13: 9781846013973
Book Overview: Cute, idiosyncratic journal for girls and boys (whatever age) with imagination and an interest in fashion. Diary-style page includes prompts in Gemma Correll's distinctive, friendly style, to remember where you wore this fetching ensemble and how it went down. Inspired by the popular What I Wore Today...in Drawings blog that has been covered in Grazia, Uppercase and Neet magazines.

Author Bio
Gemma Correll is a freelance illustrator, coffee drinker and sometime ukulele player, based in deepest, darkest England. Gemma has exhibited her work in galleries and shop windows around the world and her artwork has been reproduced on everything from placemats to t-shirts to umbrellas. She has also had her work published in various books, annuals and magazines and has undertaken commissions to paint murals on the walls of pubs and shops in the UK and the USA. Gemma's artwork has been described as 'the perfect combination of ugly and cute', which she hopes is a compliment!