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Fashion Design
Supplies for Fashion Design
Templates & Fashion Sketches
Retracing Fashion Sketches
Drawing a Fashion Design
Fine Tuning a Fashion Design
Coloring Fashion Sketches
Shading Depth on Fashion Sketches
Shading Texture on Fashion Sketches
How to Draw a Pattern for Fashion
What is a Fashion Croquis?
Front Fashion Croquis
Back Fashion Croquis
Adding Details to a Fashion Croquis
Finishing Fashion Sketches
Want to be a fashion illustrator like your favorite clothing designers? Learn to draw fashion sketches in … More
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Follow the current trends in clothing styles seen in day-to-day life. Learn about fashion and clothing sil… More
To make money in fashion design, averaging around $60,000 a year, complete a degree program, move to New Y… More
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Making a fashion design portfolio requires exhibiting a variety of works, technical drawings, fabric desig… More
Since the birth of fashion design, trends have been constantly evolving. From the hoop skirt to the poodl… More
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Discover what a customer wants when picking fabric textures. Learn about fashion and clothing textures in … More
Being a fashion designer requires the right tools for the trade; learn how to draw fashion sketches in thi… More
Draw basic necklines like smiles, a slight swoop represents the basic shape. Learn to draw basic necklines… More
Check out fashion design samples for including seams into your illustrations. Draw croquis with side and s… More
Summary: Being a fashion designer requires the right tools for the trade; learn how to draw fashion sketches in this free video on fashion design and illustration.
Lauren Bradley is a professional fashion designer with many years of experience in various parts of the fashion industry.read more
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"Alright, so to begin sketching fashion, I use tracing paper and regular papers and sketch book, and colored pencils are my favorite way to communicate colors and styles or you could use water colors and we're getting into that lately; but that's a little bit more advance type of thing. I think the colored pencils are easier because you have more control. So we're gonna start with paper, and we're going to use tracing paper and I'm going to show you my big trick, my big secret on how to really sketch fashion fast and the easiest way possible, ok. So here I have perfected and outlined which is like, I would say a drawing of a paper doll almost. I've perfected an outline of this girl, there are many ways you can get to this, either free hand, maybe you don't like to try free hand and maybe you find a picture in a magazine and you put a piece of tracing paper over that picture in the magazine and you can, you know, arrive at something like this. And what you want to look for is something where there's a position that's a little bit straighter so you can see actually a garment being drawn, drawn on there. If maybe you're doing a lot of like fish, fish tale shapes skirts that go in at the knees; this pose might not be good. You might want to, you know, have a pose where her legs are, so as to show that because I couldn't really draw that on here because her legs are already apart. So, yeah, you want to start out with kind of an outline that you've arrive at, that is something that you just want to keep repeating. And, I'll show you here what we do with it next that involves tracing paper."
eHow Article: Supplies for Fashion Design
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