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December 11, 2011

Shingo Sato Designer part three (Trompe L’oeil)

Another post about an inventive design by Shingo Sato, but this one is not as long as the previous one.

 Trompe L’oeil which is French for Cheating the Eye (aka optical illusion).

                                   

The examples like the pictures above are described in the book and accompanied video “Transformational Reconstruction” which I mentioned in the first post about Shingo Sato

I was very interested to see how such a design was made so after watching his video on you tube, I made the top a few weeks ago. I used cotton in unbleached and black to make this toile. Imagine such a design in black and cream colored satin.

As you can see the two flaps are integrated in the design. I took some pictures  during the process:

Two flaps which are sewn on both sides of the flaps      trace around the flaps                 design lines, reference marks

              

Left side view,                                               design lines cut                                                     final pattern parts (11)

                         

right side view                                           left side view

     

Left flap open                                                       Both flaps open                                              Right flap open

           

Wonder how this genius pattern is made watch TR Cutting School -Trompe l’oeil technique

 

8 Comments

  1. Oh, Els, this has been so enjoyable to read and watch your dress and samples take shape. Thanks to you as well as Shingo Sato for insight into this 3d process.

    Comment by Jane — December 11, 2011 @ 8:59 am

  2. This is so cool!!!!

    Comment by gorgeous things — December 11, 2011 @ 10:05 am

  3. […] Shingo Sato Designer part three (Trompe L’oeil) Another post about an inventive design by Shingo Sato, but this one is not as long as the previous one.  Trompe L’oeil which is French for Cheating the Eye (aka optical illusion). Source: thesewingdivas.wordpress.com […]

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  4. Really amazing.

    Comment by Lynette Danburry — December 15, 2011 @ 11:19 am

  5. You are a really amazing designer and sewer. I’m blown away by this project.

    Comment by Barbra @ Write A Bio — December 17, 2011 @ 4:24 am

  6. Like that your headline produced me click the link inside the google search. Superior content material. Thanks for sharing!

    Comment by Damian Delaporte — December 23, 2011 @ 12:44 pm

  7. Thank you for the links to the Shingo Sato videos. I’ve read so many times about rotating darts, but never really had a chance to play with them. Watching what he does is fascinating. I’ve enjoyed reading about your adventures with the technique.

    Comment by JustGail — December 23, 2011 @ 10:22 pm

  8. Wow, love the beautiful work. Amazing. Thanks for the post!

    Comment by Bill C. — January 6, 2012 @ 4:45 pm


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