
01 / PROCESS
Develop the Central Illustration
The sailor skeleton and anchor establish the theme. The isolated artwork makes the character, silhouette, and key details easy to examine before the garment applications.

ILLUSTRATION / APPAREL / COLORWAYS
One Illustration. Three Ways to Wear It.
A personal apparel design built around a nautical skeleton illustration, with coordinated placements and garment colorways.
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THE CREATIVE CHALLENGE
Carry one detailed illustration across garment colors and placements while preserving the character and making the front, back, and sleeve treatments feel related.
MY ROLE
I handled the project from artwork through apparel presentation and production work. The case study uses the saved illustration and black, olive, and pink mockups to show those decisions.
Personal project · Brian MartinFROM IDEA TO APPLICATION
The selected work shows the creative decisions behind the project.

01 / PROCESS
The sailor skeleton and anchor establish the theme. The isolated artwork makes the character, silhouette, and key details easy to examine before the garment applications.

02 / PROCESS
The black colorway shows the large illustration, smaller companion mark, and sleeve detail together. The two garment views make the placement relationship visible.

03 / PROCESS
Olive and pink versions carry the same design into different color contexts. The mockups allow the relationship between the ink colors and garment to be compared directly.
WHAT I MADE
WHAT THE WORK SHOWS
The archive contains a consistent apparel presentation across three colorways. These visuals show the design intent; no sales performance or run size is asserted.
Brian Martin: Illustration, apparel layout, mockup and colorway development, and print/embroidery production. Personal project.
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