Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Research Paper

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Because of the main idea is show the obsessive-compulsive disorder, so basically, the jacket use white and gray, and for the right back it can see-though. For the top, I use curves with pink. For the skirt, different part has different colors that I want to show the whole look are mess up. For this look, I want to mix up the feature of obsessive-compulsive disorder: clear, mess and irregular. So for the top I use curves with irregular color at waist. White represent clear so the whole loose pants are white. This look I want to represent the color of sea food. Basically, the biggest layer I use gradual change of gray to red, in case to show the process of cooking shrimp,crab. I also use blue and yellow to represent sea and beach. The whole dress will look lightly all the shapes and curves are freely which I want to …show more content…

For the top part I designed as fish eyes and there are a short skirt, which I want to show the outlines of shell. Finally, there has fish tail skirt for bottom. I chose blu and orange because I know there are contrasting colors. The main idea is I want to show the outline of sea food’s body part. The main idea of this look is gradual change. Because of I hate sea food was attributed to I have seen the process of cooking shrimp. I use much gray on dress in order to show that I think gray color could make me goose bumps. Moreover, the shape of dress is freely like sea waves, and the curve for top is irregular. I will use red because the final sea food color is red, I want to use this two color to show the point I diss like sea food. The main idea for this look is I want to show the texture of sea food. Firstly, the shape for this dress is kind of stiff, I got this aide from crab,so you can see the bottom part is very expand. Next, those red lines are the texture of sea food. I also make one shoulder more expand. And I use red in order to make the whole dress more

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