Introduction to Digital Fashion Design Skills
Learn the basics of 3D fashion design software and showcase your designs in your very own digital fashion shoot with this online fashion design course from UCA.
Duration
5 weeks
Weekly study
4 hours
100% online
How it works
Unlimited subscription
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Established
2008
Understanding digital fashion design software is vital when it comes to establishing a career within the fashion industry.
On this five week course, you’ll learn to use different design programs so that you’re equipped to create stunning 3D fashion designs from start to finish.
Digital fashion design processes are constantly evolving as new technologies are introduced to the fashion industry.
On this course, you’ll master a digital workflow, from editing existing patterns to set design and 3D rendering.
With this knowledge, you’ll be able to plan, create, and produce designs to incorporate into your portfolio. You’ll also develop more freedom and autonomy to create the designs you’re passionate about.
CLO 3D, Mixamo, and Blender are three of the most popular programs used in digital fashion design today.
You’ll explore each program and learn the basics of each, allowing you to incorporate these skills into your current design processes.
By understanding each of these programs, you’ll be able to master a workflow that can see you through initial design ideas to a completed project quickly and efficiently.
This course will equip you with the knowledge to further your career in the fashion industry, guided by experts from UCA, a global leader in digital fashion.
Using their insight into what prospective employers are looking for, you’ll develop your practical knowledge of the fashion tech sector and learn to impress with your cutting-edge digital skills, incorporating techniques from a variety of programs into your 3D fashion design output.
Introduction to the course. Software and Hardware requirements.
Take a photo of an existing, phyisical pattern. We will prepare it and import it into CLO3D.
Trace from your reference photo, sew one half (if pattern is symmetrical) and save file.
In a copy of your construction file, you can try out all the tools to create a new iteration of your garment. This is where you should invest time in experimenting.
The short quiz covers relevant information from this week.
Quick recap of last week's content and introduction to this week's topics.
Using CLO3Ds built-in UV Editor
Export your avatar and apply a custom pose from Mixamo's extensive library.
Apply your custom pose in CLO3D and prepare for exporting to Blender.
Multiple Choice Quiz
Quick recap of last week's content and introduction to this week's topics.
A short introduction to Blender.
What are procedural textures and what are the advantages of this workflow?
You will create new materials, either based on the example materials or starting from scratch.
Short Multiple Choice Quiz
Quick recap of last week's content and introduction to this week's topics.
We will apply the normal map from Week 2 to our final material.
We will take our garment to the next level by adding embellishments.
Short Multiple Choice Quiz
Quick recap of last week's content and introduction to this week's topics.
Understanding basic camera and lighting settings is key to create impactful renders.
Create a custom set using props and backdrops.
In this final step, we will render the image and look at Blender's Compositing feature.
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