Acnestories for #GucciGram Tian
中国时尚插画家郭永的创作风格流畅、细腻、优美，在视觉上完美无瑕。人物感觉像是速绘而成，往往只有眼睛或鼻子，这里一点那里一笔，却都恰到好处。细致入微的服饰细节和浪漫的色调令郭永的画可以完美融入Wes Anderson充满可爱、神经质角色的电影中。以这件作品为例：四位风格各异年轻男士并肩站在GucciTian图案的拱形之下，搭配着些许配饰。其中一位宛如光鲜的建筑师，戴了一副眼镜和打了结的围巾；另一位比较粗犷，长发及肩，身上满布纹身。尽管他们身上的衣物不多，但每个人物都瞬间建立了时尚身份，证明了无论是艺术还是衣物，有时候“少即是多”。— Tatiana Berg
The Chinese fashion illustrator known as Acnestories works in a style that is smooth, subtle, and charming—not a blemish in sight. Figures look quickly sketched out, featuring a mere suggestion of eyes or a nose with a well-placed dot here, a squiggled line there. Full of sartorial detail and imbued with a romantic color scheme, Acnestories’s drawings would fold seamlessly into a Wes Anderson movie with their cute, neurotic characters. Take his Gucci riff, for example: four different young men stand shoulder-to-shoulder underneath an arc of the Tian pattern, bare-chested. One figure looks like a polished architect with his glasses and jauntily knotted scarf, while another is tough, with shoulder-length hair and covered in tattoos. Despite not having much in the way of clothing, each character has a distinct fashion identity, proving that when it comes to both art and clothes, sometimes less is still more. — Tatiana Berg
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