10 Ways To Create Fabric Texture In Fashion Illustrations

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10 Ways To Create Fabric Texture In Fashion Illustrations

English | 33m | Video: 720p

A key part to being a fashion illustrator is illustrating fashion... go figure! So as fashion illustrators we need to be able to showcase a variety of materials and fabrics through drawing so they represent the garment we are illustrating. So to help any budding fashion illustrators out there here's a compiled class on how I illustrate 10 different fabrics using a selection of materials.

In this class we cover denim, fur, sequins, tweed, feathers, suede, leather, metal, PVC and sheer fabrics so if you want a little help so your illustrations have texture and don't look flat then get watching!

More info - https://skl.sh/2IWAzdf

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