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This Final Project’s artworks were inspired from author’s daily and hobby, it is GothicLolita tha... more This Final Project’s artworks were inspired from author’s daily and hobby, it is GothicLolita that created into artwear. Lolita itself is one of fashion sub-culture that developed andpopular at Japan. Since childhood, author was really like comic and Japanese cartoon whichfamous at that time (1900s). That fondness continuing until author grows up and studyingdeeper about Japan, include their fashion such as Lolita.Creation methods that used are data collected from literature study and directobservation. Phenomenological methods are aesthetic, ergonomic, and semiotic. Realizationmethods that used for all the artworks are tie dye, batik, sulam tapis, and creative decorationtechnique which inspired from tapestry technique.The achieved result from this process is eight pieces of art wears dominated in black,red, blue, and purple that dyed from synthetic dyeing. Batik and tie dye applied in many partsof the artwear, such as skirt, pants, sleeve, and blouse. Whereas sulam tapis and creati...

CORAK

This Final Project’s artworks were inspired from author’s daily and hobby, it is GothicLolita tha... more This Final Project’s artworks were inspired from author’s daily and hobby, it is GothicLolita that created into artwear. Lolita itself is one of fashion sub-culture that developed andpopular at Japan. Since childhood, author was really like comic and Japanese cartoon whichfamous at that time (1900s). That fondness continuing until author grows up and studyingdeeper about Japan, include their fashion such as Lolita.Creation methods that used are data collected from literature study and directobservation. Phenomenological methods are aesthetic, ergonomic, and semiotic. Realizationmethods that used for all the artworks are tie dye, batik, sulam tapis, and creative decorationtechnique which inspired from tapestry technique.The achieved result from this process is eight pieces of art wears dominated in black,red, blue, and purple that dyed from synthetic dyeing. Batik and tie dye applied in many partsof the artwear, such as skirt, pants, sleeve, and blouse. Whereas sulam tapis and creati...

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