Illustrator for Fashion Design: Advanced Drawing Flats

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Free Online Course: Illustrator for Fashion Design: Advanced Drawing Flats provided by LinkedIn Learning is a comprehensive online course, which lasts for 4-5 hours worth of material. The course is taught in English and is free of charge. Upon completion of the course, you can receive an e-certificate from LinkedIn Learning. Illustrator for Fashion Design: Advanced Drawing Flats is taught by Robin Schneider.

Overview
  • Learn how to draw technical flats quickly and efficiently. This advanced course focuses on time-saving shortcuts and professional best practices for fashion illustration.

Syllabus
  • Introduction

    • Welcome
    • Using the exercise files
    1. Getting Started
    • Tools you need to know
    2. Techniques for Speed
    • Setting up a start file
    • Graphic styles
    • Custom keyboard shortcuts
    • Using actions
    • Offset action
    3. Creating Brushes
    • The benefit of brushes
    • Double needle topstitch
    • Cover stitch
    • Zigzag
    • Zipper
    • Brush from trim
    • Editing brushes
    4. Creating Symbols
    • Using symbols
    • Rivet and eyelet
    • Buttons: Four-hole and shank
    • Button hole
    • Zipper pull
    • Drawstrings
    5. Working with Pattern Fills
    • Filling, scaling, and rotating
    • Making pattern fills from fabric swatches
    • Recoloring pattern fills
    6. Drawing Denim
    • Denim jacket: Front collar
    • Denim jacket: Front bodice
    • Denim jacket: Sleeves and buttons
    • Denim jacket: Back
    • Jeans: Front
    • Jeans: Back
    7. Drawing Knit Tops
    • Long-sleeve T-shirt with gathers
    • Long-sleeve T-shirt back
    • Hoodie: Front
    • Hoodie: Back
    • Hoodie: Up
    • Turtle neck front
    • Turtle neck back and sleeves
    8. Drawing Knit Bottoms
    • Leggings
    • Joggers: Front
    • Joggers: Back and pockets
    9. Manipulating Existing Flats
    • Leggings: Straight leg to boot cut
    • Top to dress
    • T-shirt to raglan
    10. Professional Workflow
    • Style guides for stroke weights
    • Style guides and organizing libraries
    • Recoloring art and using multiple sources
    Conclusion
    • Next steps