Custom Fine Art Projects, Decorative Painting, Wall Treatments, & Concept Renderings contact me via email at: DBalgley@gmail.com
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
SUNO Runway Wall Treatments
SUNO's set designer had me create wall treatments for the runway at New York Fashion Week Spring 2012. The results can be seen in this video from the 2012 NY Fashion Week and in the accompanying pictures.
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
SUNO resort 2012
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
Saturday, May 14, 2011
Alexander McQueen at Bergdorf Goodman
In line with the Alexander McQueen retrospective currently up at the Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Bergdorf decided to dedicate a series of 5th Avenue windows to the designer. The window I worked on is shown below and utilizes a forced perspective doorway prop. David Hoey had me create a custom melted-oily-woodgrain wall treatment. I also hid several nude woman floating throughout the wall...
Friday, May 6, 2011
WHBM- White House Black Market Spring Dress Flyer
Friday, March 25, 2011
Monday, March 21, 2011
Tattooed Mannequin for Gaultier Corset
Bergdorf Goodman wanted to boldly feature a window with a mannequin wearing a Gaultier corset from his new collection. They had me hand paint full body tattoos on a realistic mannequin in a Sailor Jerry Americana style.
Barney's Spring Accessories Catalogue
For Barney's spring accessories catalogue I created various backdrop and lay down paper works, using an awl and various puncturing tools. Patterns, geometry and whimsical organic shapes were used to emphasize the light hearted airy spring feel of the merchandise.
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Real Simple Magazine "Fall's Ladylike Style"
A stylist for Real Simple magazine had me working with the very hands-on photographer Melvin Sokolsky who has been working in the industry since the 60's and has a signature installation based photographic style. He is best known for a series of photographs from a Harper's 1963 "Bubble" shoot, where he had a model floating over the river Seine in Paris. For this shoot he worked with an amazing set designer, creating a structure reminiscent of late 1980's architecture. I created an aged teal wall treatment which resembled mossy concrete. This juxtaposed against the classic 50's fashions gave the styling a modern feel.
Esquire Fall Plaster Wall treatment
The photographer wanted a wall treatment reminiscent of the aged crumbling plaster of a 17th century Croft house. He was inspired by Chardin's still life paintings and asked for a similar look. At the end of the shoot, the photographer and prop stylist took some black & white art shots just for fun.
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