Decoy vol. 5 now available!

It has been rather a long wait but worth it! Vol. 5 is the biggest yet in size and content.

Vol. 5 - 

Large format magazine, 40 pages

Limited edition of 400 numbered copies

"Boys, boys boys. I'm looking for a good time..."

DECOY vol. 5 brings together some of the most exciting illustrators in fashion to focus on an alltogether more erotically charged approach to drawing menswear.

Features

Colored Dudes - Leo Rydell Jost / Craig Green menswear by Rob Phillips / Unpublished Portraits - Tara Dougans / Kris Knight

Editorial

Dick Pics - Richard Haines / Bodymapping - Richard Gray / Hear Me Calling - Jiiakuann / Untitled- Stephen William Doherty / Conceal Reveal - Richard Kilroy

Interviews

Mel Odom / Liam Hodges (illustrations by Fiongal Greenlaw) / Luis Venegas

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Available now in the sidebar or via www.richardkilroy.com

Stockists announced soon

Fiongal Greenlaw

Fiongal Greenlaw is a designer previously mentioned on Decoy's blog after he graduated from The Royal College of Art, London last year, where he obtained an M.A in menswear design. (see previous post here.)

This post is rather a recap of Fiongal's portfolio that has been uploaded to his site since graduating, where you can view more work. His brilliantly original illustrations hold their own strength as individual works in their own right, and not just as design idea sketches for line-ups.

Fiongal's work will feature in Menswear Illustration (Thames & Hudson), released in January, 2015.

www.fiongal.co.uk.

New Talent: Fiongal Greenlaw

Last week menswear designer Fiongal Greenlaw showcased his Graduate MA collection for Royal College of Art's Menswear, a selection of brooding and dramatic tailored looks in exquisite proportions, and will no doubt go on to higher successes in the industry.

Fiongal however is also a skilled illustrator, and with this post I wanted to draw attention to his brilliant illustrative work. Included here are all featured graduate portfolio works, whilst there are more on his official site. His work is defined by his forlorn and hunched male characters, usually lug-eared and with foppish hair, often haloed with ornate patterns and sometimes sporting huge horns, suggesting mythological inspiration.

Full graduate collection on Vogue.co.uk

Fiongal Greenlaw. Graduate MA Collection 2013, Royal College Of Art.