I have a dressmaking and tailoring staff. I do the designing of the clothes they work on.
One day, I ordered one of my staff to work on one of my designs - a long sleeved blouse with a wing collar. A wing collar is usually triangular in shape, narrow from the neck and widens on the chest; this collar style looks like the wings of a Concorde airplane.....that's why it's called a wing collar.
Anyway, so I drew the design of the blouse on a clean sheet of paper. As I always have, I drew a sketch of a woman wearing the design in an angular pose - her left shoulder nearer the viewer while her right shoulder away. Being an illustrator who's always conscious about anatomy and perspective, I drew the wing collar on the left chest slightly larger than the collar resting on the right chest.
Then I gave the sketch to my worker.
When I asked her to show me the finished product......
she showed me a blouse whose right collar is smaller than the left collar!
2006-09-11
09:41:56
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