fashion design

Fashion is more than just clothing—it's a form of storytelling. With a strong eye for detail and a passion for creative expression, I design pieces that blend aesthetics with individuality. From concept sketches to final production, I take an intentional approach to crafting unique designs. Browse my previous works, including a clothing line I created and my custom clothing pieces. Whether you're looking for original clothing ideas, graphic elements for apparel, or assistance in bringing a vision to life, I’m excited to collaborate and help shape your next project.

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andesia

“ANDESIA is a place buried deep within the subconscious of the collective. Its collection features up-cycled creations that were made to represent a world where evolution of man meets restoration of spirit.”

This project was created as a way to design unique 1/1 items that served more as art pieces than a classic “line” of clothing or t-shirt-centred brand. An extension of my creative endeavors that allowed expression without full blown commercialization. In the future I’d still like to release some items under this name that serve as more of a “mass” release based on some of my designs.

Below you can view some of the pieces I’ve created so far under this name. These pieces include airbrush, fabric paint, cut-and-sew, heat-pressed printed graphics, as well as spray-paint. The designs are placed on 100% up-cycled clothing items and primarily feature symbols of my own creation. There are some lightning designs and hieroglyphics as well.

original sketch #2

brighter design, clearer idea
primary colour theme and logo on back of shoe added

first logo/name design:

I decided to place my last name on one side of each boot
the other side would feature a whole new brand name, this was the first time I used ANDESIA

original sketch #1

first sketch idea for the logo/symbol to be featured on the front of the boot
this first attempt felt too dark, both in the red colour and black outline, leading me to change it later

final product:

vest:

final product:

more ANDESIA pieces:

original sketches:

rough idea of what the vest will look like from front/back, as well as the back logo and typeface

first logo usage:

first time using new name/logo on a piece together like this (front chest)

ZAHYO - THE COORDINATE PROJECT

“Zahyo means Coordinate. This is to imply the coordination of all peoples across cultures past and future. This combination of new and old represents knowledge passed down from ancient cultures and from humans to come. Zahyo also believes in the customization and freedom of expression that clothing and fashion give to the wearer.

We are who we choose to be. Who will you choose?”

This project began as an idea to bring a line of clothing to life that would inspire people and hopefully push some boundaries with the fashion 'norm' most are used to. The intention was to make people feel like a main character in this game called life, and to also combine multiple cultural symbols from ancient civilizations and bring them to the forefront in present day. Inclusion and unity was a key component, thus the infinity symbol logo and the line's name - "COORDINATE". The project began with this idea, then moved into sketches for logos, pieces and graphics, and what those graphics might look like on pieces. These ideas were then implemented into mock-ups in photoshop, with proper graphics being created and edited on to models and clothing. Next, the created graphics were printed at a print shop and pressed on to multiple sample pieces. More pieces were added later to be sold at pop-up events in Toronto, Ontario, and a professional photoshoot was also held for the pieces to be modelled. In the attached gallery you will see how these ideas came to life, from original sketches to final pieces and modelled photos/videos on real humans.

photoshop variation

added:

bevel and emboss for 3D effect
silver stroke (edges)
slight drop-shadow

original sketch #2

showcases main front graphic from original sketch on t-shirts, as well as a back graphic that will be added using symbols from the original sketch

in-versed variant

original sketch #3

showcases new graphic to be created for bottom of cloak piece
also adds a small new graphic that will become the line’s logo, which will be added on to the sleeves of each piece (rather than the front as portrayed here)

mockups of each graphic are created in photoshop, and eventually are sized correctly to be printed on clothes (by the shop who is printing your items)