Figure Sketches For Fashion Design

02-05-2021 admin

Fashion Design Sketches App
Figure Sketches For Fashion Design
Model Figure Sketches For Fashion Design

With easy step-by-step guides, the first module of Teya’s masterclass takes you from the basics of figure drawing to creating fashion croquis with ideal proportions. You get an assignment after each part and Teya’s professional advice on how to improve your technique. Basics of figure drawing. Flawless proportions technique. Women. One of the cornerstones of fashion school is learning how to sketch fashion figures. However, as fashion school students learn, there’s a big difference between proper body proportions in art and in fashion. In art, the body’s proportions are measured in heads. The average figure is about 7-7 1/2 heads, including the actual head, tall.

Overview

Want to create your Fashion Styles efficiently but worrying about drawing models?

This Fashion Sketchbook with drawn lightly figure templates allow you to sketch your fashion designs right away without worrying about drawing models.

Once you draw on top of the figure templates, the lightly drawn fashion croquis will fade into the background, and leaving your designs on top of the paper.

With the figure templates, you don't need to be good at figure drawing, you can use the croquis as an outline and mark on your designs with details, and you'll get a great representation of your design.

This Fashion Sketchbook is perfect for fashion designers and students to create their unique styles with the figures efficiently. Myaccounts.wellsfargo.

There are many ways to use your sketchbooks:

Creating your Fashion Illustration
Easily Capturing your Inspiration
Planning and recording your daily Outfits
As your Fashion Diary
Designing & Planning Garments

200+ female figure model (4 poses) template pages included.

This fashion sketch book is perfect for

Fashion Designer
Fashion Illustrator
Artist
Fashion lover to plan and record their daily outfit
Students learning fashion drawing
People who want to create their unique design
People who love sewing

Now is the best time to get your paperback copy and start to create your own fashion design.

Hi friends, Today I want to teach you the best and easiest way to sketch fashion figures back. Follow these simple steps and learn how to draw fashion figures back in 3 minutes. Don’t escape this course because you will need to draw back pose for showing the garments back details. The fashion figures back proportion and segmentation are similar to the front pose. So if you haven’t yet studied fashion figures frontal pose course, study and practice it before starting.

To Do this course, you will need white bond paper A3, design board size A3, automatic pencil and eraser.

How to sketch Fashion Figures back

Blocking the figures back

With a little space draw a vertical line form up to drown. Divide it into 8.5 equal sections.
Draw the head, on the first section.
The head length is the figure’s body length measurement unit and head width is your figures body width measurement unit. Don’t forget just like frontal pose, the head width should be exactly 2/3 of head length. So try to draw it flawless.
Draw the shoulder-line, waist-line, and hip-line respecrively at the places 1.5, 3 and 4 in width 1, 1.25 and 2 head width.
Draw basic shape of figures hands and feet exactly same as front pose.

The foot shape form back pose can be seen shorter than the frontal pose. So that, divide the lase 1/2 section into three equal sections. In the up 2/3, draw the foot shape into a small trapezoid.

How to draw Figures Back Muscles

Fashion Design Sketches App

From the back view, the neck starts slightly upper.
To determine the exact location of starting, divide the head length into three equal sections. The middle of down 1/3 is the starting point of the neck from the back view.

Draw the necklines at a distance of 1/2 head width, on both sides of the centerline.
Divide the distance between chin and bust into three equal sections just like the front view. Extend the necklines to the first 1/3.
The shoulder slope in the back is slightly more convex than the front. Therefore draw the shoulder 1mm fatter.
Indicate the spine a little lower than the shoulder-line to the waist-line.
You will need these markings, later in coloring fashion figure.
From the end of the second section, specify the shoulder blades on both sides of the centerline.

In the figures back, the armpit just starts form below the shoulder joints. Draw the distance from armpit to near the bust line slightly fatter (1mm) than front.
Draw a curve line a little inside, 1/3 up the waistline and 1/3 down the waistline.
Draw the hip, slightly more circular than front view.
To draw the hip, at first you have to specify the crotch. It is located a little lower than fornt pose. Do down about 3mm and mark.
The hip shape is drawn in two cheeks that placed one on the other. Divide the distance between the waistline and hip line into three equal sections. A little lower than first 1/3, is the place that the cheeks start.
Draw the cheeks as shown.

Figures Foot in Back View