Created for a custom order, this shoulder-bag has a patchwork pentacle decorating the flap. The flap covers two pockets and the opening to the interior of the bag. It is completely lined.
This is an altar cloth I made for a custom order. It is made with a very fluid satin fabric. The cloth is edged with bias tape and decorated with tassels at the four corners.
Here is a display I created for Ostara. It is a time of new beginnings, abundance, and fertility, so I included items which work with those energies.
This is a design I created for my drawing class final project. I called the line Fallen Angel as it was meant to be a sophisticated yet esoteric look.
Here is the completed Romantic Orange costume before my graduating fashion show.
This monochrome project combined influences from various eras before 1910 with the fun and playful energy of the circus. This particular piece was inspired by the Romantic Era.
I participated in a contest to promote the use of recycled materials. This is a paper mache dress made with blueprints for a building in downtown Montreal. It tied for second place.
The tailored jacket project taught me about the structural integrity of garments as well as how to manage traditional styles and fabrics with original design.
Two silhouettes showing concepts for the LaSalle College dance project. Our thematic was to design dance costumes for New York's Radio City Rockettes in the persona of Marilyn Monroe.
This is the final product of the Chief of Habitation costume. It was part of a historical project to celebrate the 400th anniversary of Quebec.
