He Said She Said
Drawing
2001 (made)
2001 (made)
| Artist/Maker | |
| Place of origin |
Daisy de Villeneueve (1975-) is a London-born illustrator, designer and writer. She studied Fashion and Fine Art at Parsons School of Design in both New York and Paris. In 2004 a solo exhibition of her work was mounted at London’s Fashion & Textile Museum and in 2009, to celebrate 25 years of the British Fashion Council, Transport for London commissioned her to design a special edition Oyster card holder. She has also worked as a designer for brands such as Boots, Habitat, Nike and Moët & Chandon and magazines such as Vogue, Elle, Deco and Nylon. Her books include 'She Said He Said' and 'I Told You So', and feature her characteristic brightly-coloured, felt-tip illustrations.
Object details
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| Object type | |
| Title | He Said She Said (series title) |
| Materials and techniques | Pen and felt tip on lined paper |
| Brief description | Original he said She said drawing by Daisy de Villeneuve, 2001 |
| Physical description | A pen and felt tip stylised portrait of a girl with spikey yellow hair, turqoise eyes, dark pink lips and a pink, white and green patterned jumper drawn on lined paper. |
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| Style | |
| Production type | Design |
| Credit line | Given by Daisy de Villeneuve |
| Summary | Daisy de Villeneueve (1975-) is a London-born illustrator, designer and writer. She studied Fashion and Fine Art at Parsons School of Design in both New York and Paris. In 2004 a solo exhibition of her work was mounted at London’s Fashion & Textile Museum and in 2009, to celebrate 25 years of the British Fashion Council, Transport for London commissioned her to design a special edition Oyster card holder. She has also worked as a designer for brands such as Boots, Habitat, Nike and Moët & Chandon and magazines such as Vogue, Elle, Deco and Nylon. Her books include 'She Said He Said' and 'I Told You So', and feature her characteristic brightly-coloured, felt-tip illustrations. |
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| Collection | |
| Accession number | E.386-2012 |
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| Record created | June 25, 2012 |
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