Careca Power - Bald Power
Cancer non-profit Harley-Davidson design
Someone might've noticed how i went silent for a pretty long time, i hadnt actually posted anything on here for over one year because i didnt actually draw many new things during this time.
My lack of new content was due to having been busy helping my father getting through a cancer(which luckily has almost been entirely solved by now), which required pretty much all of my energies and eventually managed taking me down too, in some way.
Until the last summer, when i have had the luck of knowing a wonderful and pretty tough person, which had just been through two years of battling, since age 25, for her own self.
Why luck?
Well, because, other than having found a really good friend, i've had the honour to collaborate with her on something that i consider a wonderful project for 'Careca Power'(reads 'Bald Power'), a Cancer Non-Profit Association that helps people and their families to get through it in several ways, including but not only financing the treatments for who cant afford them.
Be it the fact that i've felt touched personally, but this work is literally what made me want to restart doing one of the things i(think i) can do better and i love doing.
That is 2d and 3d art.
So this was my little contribution to help those who, like my father, but also like myself(in a not so direct way) have suffered from this health problem, in a way or another, that's being more and more present in anyone's lifes.
Now after this huge load of text, a small description of the work;
My part of the work was representing a custom Harley-Davidson bike, which has then been completed with the addition of a 'Careca' girl and printed on apparel, which has then been used to fund the previously mentioned Non-Profit Association.
The drawing was made so to easily printed on black or white garment, with respectively a only-white and a only-black version of the same, allowing to use one single color and take the rest of the details from the garment itself.
This work was made with the collaboriation of Prickly Di - for some reason i cant add her to the coworkers so here's the links to her Behance and Website:
Despite all that, the printer somehow managed sorting the drawings wrong, unfortunately.
