Sara Singh

Sara Singh is a fashion illustrator and I have admired her work for many years.
Some of her clients include; Mac Cosmetics, Tiffany, Penguin Books, L'Oreal, Estee Lauder, Bloomingdales, Givenchy, Visa, The New York Times, Vogue and various other famous make up specialist and magazines.

Unfortunately information on Sara Singh is extremely difficult to find. She has two main websites which showcase her work. www.sarasingh.com is her main website address.
www.art-dept.com/illustration/singh/index.html is where the rest of her work can be found.
As I am unable to give any information about her background I will talk about my feelings for it.

I love the use of colour and typography within a fashion illustration.

Whilst at college I recreated this piece of work. I really like the deep shades she uses in the background and foreground and then uses the main subject matter as just a simple outline. This is definately one of my favourite pieces.

I really like the blend of the watercolours on the above image. I think the use of outline and watercolour work really well. I like that she is quite rough with the flower yet it looks affective.

This is one of my other favourite pieces of Sara's work. I think the shoes on their own are just really realistic and well painted and the Eiffel Tower in the background just adds a bit of depth to the image.

This is another image with a French theme.

Again not much colour used but the strips of watercolour are applied loosely and give a great overall effect.

This was one of her designs for MAC. I think this is one of her more duller paintings. So haven't got much to say on this one.

This is definately one of my favourite mostly because I like the dress but also the colour of the dress. I just think its really stunning and girly.

I love the simplicity of the above image. Its just in neutral black and white tones. This is really detailed, really pretty.

I recreated the flowers from this image in a project at college Sara makes them look so easy to create, it really isn't.

Again the use of black and grey tones to create this look.

Girly, simplisitc and beautiful.

Simple and beautiful.