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Debra Tigerlily Lin

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  • date: 12-9-15
I am a passionate Brooklyn based fashion designer, costume designer, leatherworker, and creative professional.
  • Region(s):
  • NY Metro, Northern CA, Southern CA, International

Thesis: Big Medicine

Thesis: Big Medicine X
This deeply personal project is my Pratt Institute 2013 Senior Thesis. My 7 look collection is titled "Big Medicine," in reference to my own journeys with Ayahuasca, the ancient, big medicine of spiritual reawakening.

Great Gig in the Sky

Great Gig in the Sky X
This collection was made of 95% cotton for the Supema Challenge, in which I manipulated cotton fabrics to achieve desired effects. This collection was influenced by textile manipulation and worked in collaboration with painter Alex Grey.

ILLUSTRATION + CAD

ILLUSTRATION + CAD X
This is a collection to demonstrate my conceptual, design, and technical illustration capabilities. I am particularly skilled with figures and texture rendering, both by hand and computer aided.

  • Category

    Apparel

  • Market Segments

    Costume Design
    Womens

  • Years of Experience

    5

  • Availability

    Freelance
    Permanent

  • Hourly Rate

    $50/hr

  • Relocation

    Yes

  • Technologies

    PhotoShop
    Illustrator
    InDesign
    3Ds Max
    Word Processor
    MS Excel

  • Schools/Training

    Pratt Insitute

More Information

My craftsmanship has been seen at the Metropolitan Museum, Burning Man, on Lady GaGa,
at Alex Grey's Chapel of Sacred Mirrors, and on Broadway.

I am passionate for the future of wearable art, incorporating fashion, technology, and conceptual design.

I am also the co-founder of a sustainable wearable tech start up, called DeadWood NYC, with my partner in life and crime, architect Oliver Allaux. Our purpose is to reinstate a connection with our natural world while thriving in a machine driven one, utilizing cutting edge technology to produce conceptual biodegradable garments.

We feel that by rethinking something as fundamental as clothing, we can spark global change in environmental awareness.

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