A Look Through Rose-Colored Glasses
Rational or not, wishful thinking may very well be the source of your happy outlook on life. This is not a terrible way to live, but you have to have positive reinforcement to help you feel more and more acknowledged and prosperous.
Right now, you are probably looking for something prolific, although the answer for us is simple, fashion…
This seems pretty straightforward, considering our usual answer is fashion, but this series takes a different turn. The Infuse series provides the much-needed separation from the regular color and design scheme. A combined prism of colors that gets your imagination rolling. DON’T make the mistake of thinking this is a coloring book. We can see the ominous look even through the screen.
Psychological Uniform
Looking in the mirror, we are often looking for defects. Something to correct on our way out. We tend to focus on the face, clothes, and hair mainly. Considering this, we strive to pull off the peel that is clothes from the equation. Making the overall look appeal to the wearer enough to disregard it as a flaw. This is a difficult task to perform as everyone is different.
So to combat the issue, we hit the various points in a streetwear design. We render it through the eyes of multitalented and diverse people to see the reaction. To give us that slight edge, we need to perfect the product.
Art Requires Sacrifices
It took years on the drawing board to perfect “Infuse” and finalize the idea as you see it today. Every nook and cranny thought through, every color and graphic placed the right way, at least from our point of view. Personally, even if we can magically go back in time, we wouldn’t change a thing in this process as the years spent on creating “Infuse” really made us who we are. Time is of the essence, but not when creating art.
Putting on the rose-colored shades we have on made us see more clearly. Visualizing our goals without the negative feedback affecting us. Even if we step outside the clothing genre, we are not afraid to cross the barriers of creativity. We usually end our articles with a call to action. This time we insist you do what feels best for you. And if it makes you happy, don’t let anyone stop you.
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