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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
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"Alright, so now I?m thinking to myself that I've got it done and, but let say, I want a polka dot fabrics. It?s blue silk with polka dots. So I?m going to go ahead and just add the details. And of course it will be like you know, uniform so I?m going to make them uniform. I don't know. It depends. I mean, maybe you're just like, got done with your drawing and you're like well maybe this would be better if it was poke it out fabric and you never thought about it, so now you're going to look for a poke it out fabric when you originally just want a blue silk. But now, I just decided that maybe pokes it out would be cool. So maybe I'll try and find something like that fabric. It just depends on whether you buy the fabric first or you sketch the sketch first. You know, like what you going to do with first. Some people go with the fabric store and get fabric and get inspired by the fabric and then make the drawing. Other people make the drawing and search for the fabrics. It depends on how you want to do it. You know, you don't have to go to the store and just see what's out there, and like, well, I'll just take the green because green is the only thing that's available. You know you could say I want a blue dress for polka dots, we'll find it. You know, we'll find the fabric; I'll make it, why not? So here we go."
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