"Black Pink and Green Lou"
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100 artworks by Jefferson Zipp (Selection)
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"Chanel Spike"
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"Emerald"
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"Haute S&M Ascot"
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"Jimmy Choo Zip style"
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"Polly"
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"Ferringham"
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"Alexis Miami"
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"Destroyer"
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"Isabella Colour"
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"Chanel Zip"
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"Fenella Zip"
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"heel in the heel"
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"LV Boot"
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"Suz"
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"Tiger"
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"Boujis"
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"Leonora"
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"Dior Stiletto"
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"Zip Court"
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"Julia"
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"Jag"
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"Moschi"
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"Hornbill"
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"Zara"
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"Clementine"
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"Polo"
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"Celine wedge"
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"Chloe Blue Polo shoe"
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"Swirly and Strappy"
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"Jilly Jolly Super"
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"Dolce&Gabbana Skyscraper Heel"
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"Lady Missenden"
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"Jimmy Choo Shoe"
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"Cone"
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"Samantha"
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Biography
Born in Hertford, England in 1968 I always had an artistic inclination from a very early age, which I decided to pursue further after leaving school. I attended various art colleges culminating in a degree in fashion illustration. I am very interested in fashion and style, and my main influences are Manolo Blahnik, Sue Macartney Snape, Claude Lorrain, Penny Sobr, Chanel, Rene Gruau, Kate Moss, Andy Warhol's shoe drawings, Franz Marc's use of colour, Syd Mead, Jilly Cooper, Victoria Mather, Tatler magazine and Bystander, Dafydd Jones, to name but a few. I try to convey a sense of English eccentricity and style in my work, I prefer to illustrate stylish and slightly snooty society women, the sort of woman who works in PR and shops in Chelsea. I'm a fan of Sex And the City, too, and some of Samantha's outfits have certainly been an influence. I enjoy working on subtle caricatures, and I also like to work from real life...I spent a few days at the Derby sketching fashionable people in all their fantastic outfits and incredible hats. Hats, shoes and handbags play a pivotal role in my work, and I enjoyed drawimg bags so much I eventually secured a job working as a designer at Karen Millen. This was a great experience, being at the centre of activity in a contemporary fashion house, but in the end it proved to be too stressful for me, so I settled back into illustration. However, I am starting to get back into drawing more and more exciting shoes, of which I will be posting in the future. Shoes are so much fun to draw and design, mine are mostly high heels, rather like Jimmy Choos or Manolos, or Christian Louboutins, and I love the sexy and elagant combination. I hope you enjoy browsing my artwork, please get in touch if you like my stylish drawings.
All the best
Jefferson Zipp
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UNITED KINGDOM
- Date of birth : 1968
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- Groups: Contemporary British Artists
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Born in Hertford, England in 1968 I always had an artistic inclination from a very early age, which I decided to pursue further after leaving school. I attended various art colleges culminating in a degree in fashion illustration. I am very interested in fashion and style, and my main influences are Manolo Blahnik, Sue Macartney Snape, Claude Lorrain, Penny Sobr, Chanel, Rene Gruau, Kate Moss, Andy Warhol's shoe drawings, Franz Marc's use of colour, Syd Mead, Jilly Cooper, Victoria Mather, Tatler magazine and Bystander, Dafydd Jones, to name but a few. I try to convey a sense of English eccentricity and style in my work, I prefer to illustrate stylish and slightly snooty society women, the sort of woman who works in PR and shops in Chelsea. I'm a fan of Sex And the City, too, and some of Samantha's outfits have certainly been an influence. I enjoy working on subtle caricatures, and I also like to work from real life...I spent a few days at the Derby sketching fashionable people in all their fantastic outfits and incredible hats. Hats, shoes and handbags play a pivotal role in my work, and I enjoyed drawimg bags so much I eventually secured a job working as a designer at Karen Millen. This was a great experience, being at the centre of activity in a contemporary fashion house, but in the end it proved to be too stressful for me, so I settled back into illustration. However, I am starting to get back into drawing more and more exciting shoes, of which I will be posting in the future. Shoes are so much fun to draw and design, mine are mostly high heels, rather like Jimmy Choos or Manolos, or Christian Louboutins, and I love the sexy and elagant combination. I hope you enjoy browsing my artwork, please get in touch if you like my stylish drawings.
All the best
Jefferson Zipp
Reviews and comments
Je viens de découvrir votre site (!) J'aime beaucoup votre coup de crayon, vos cadrages, votre humour.
Hi Craig
Love your work. Particually liking the handbags and shoes.
Ally
Thanks for your comments, guys. I'll keep going, as long as the ideas keep coming. All the best, Craig.
Hi Craig, did enjoy your newest drawnings. Does admire your passion which seems unstoppable. I've lost your older sites (works). Alas. Or are they not on the web anymore? Can't find them anymore?
Has to confess: I did miss the bags....
Another confession, some shoes did remind me of the old Japanese way to keep the womens feet tiny and I thought 'auauauauau' while I'm such a high heel lover!
Wish you luck and success.
Adriana
Oho: lovely shoes! cela nous change des "baskets" et des "rangers"... c'est drôle et intéressant! continuez!!! afferret
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