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Girl with Bowie: Stylized Character Art + Digital Fashion

A personal project blending stylized character creation, digital garment design and pop-art inspired lookdev.

Clean render showing proportions, silhouette and material read.

Clean render showing proportions, silhouette and material read.

Sculpt focused on stylized proportions, soft forms and clean surface read suitable for both animation and real-time implementation.

Sculpt focused on stylized proportions, soft forms and clean surface read suitable for both animation and real-time implementation.

Short jumpsuit designed in CLO 3D, based on a reinterpretation of Kansai Yamamoto’s iconic costume for David Bowie. Includes digital pattern construction, seam placement and fabric simulation.

Short jumpsuit designed in CLO 3D, based on a reinterpretation of Kansai Yamamoto’s iconic costume for David Bowie.
Includes digital pattern construction, seam placement and fabric simulation.

Textures hand-painted and blended with procedural layers for stylized definition. Custom pop-art print fully created from scratch.

Textures hand-painted and blended with procedural layers for stylized definition.
Custom pop-art print fully created from scratch.

Lighting inspired by stylized studio setups to keep colors bold and readable. Pedestal textures based on Roy Lichtenstein’s “Head with Blue Shadow”, adapted into a 3D lookdev style.

Lighting inspired by stylized studio setups to keep colors bold and readable.
Pedestal textures based on Roy Lichtenstein’s “Head with Blue Shadow”, adapted into a 3D lookdev style.

Everything shown in this project was fully created by me:
Character Sculpt (ZBrush)
Digital Garment Construction (CLO 3D)
Texture Painting (Photoshop + Substance Painter)
Prop & Scene Modeling (Cinema 4D)
LookDev, Shading & Lighting (C4D)

Roy Lichtenstein was a leading figure in Pop Art, known for his comic book-inspired style and graphic reproduction techniques.

Roy Lichtenstein was a leading figure in Pop Art, known for his comic book-inspired style and graphic reproduction techniques.

As Ziggy Stardust, at the Hammersmith Odeon in 1973, he wore a striking costume by Kansai Yamamoto, inspired by “forest creatures,” enhancing his image as an androgynous, fantastical, otherworldly being.

As Ziggy Stardust, at the Hammersmith Odeon in 1973, he wore a striking costume by Kansai Yamamoto, inspired by “forest creatures,” enhancing his image as an androgynous, fantastical, otherworldly being.

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