Final Design


Final design

Having to do work at home while home schooling my youngest(7 yrs old) and having our other 4 children at home it has been a challenge so I had to down scale my end design.
I've designed a hoodie because they are already a very good gender fluid garment but given it my own monster look.
The hood has a detachable screen printed mesh that will be the monsters eye and neck. I have stuck with the tentacle arms because they're fun. Because they will be tentacles I wanted to add suckers rather then eyes.
The trousers will have slashes then scale fabric under to should the monster underneath.

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