This week in my fashion illustration course we continued drawing fashion figures based on magazine images we liked, and then started playing around with shading in different mediums. I chose chalk pastel, watercolor, and felt-tip pen. It wasn't the best paper for working on (photocopy paper) but I'd left my visual diary at home.
Do you have any shading tips for me?
If you'd like to see some of my finished fashion illustrations, I've started a new blog Illustrateur. (Because Illustrator just sounds fancier in French). ;)
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Remember your core shadows and reflective light on the shadow side! (Reflective light is not the highlighted area.) ;)it is looking great!
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ReplyDeleteLooking good, investing time on improving your technical skills like that must come in very useful in the end. Wish I had the patience and time to follow your example... :)
ReplyDeleteHi Emmi, That's why I signed up for this illustration class, so I had a dedicated 3 hours a week to work on my skills. Otherwise I just never get around to it. ;)
ReplyDeleteCreating great fashion sketches takes time, practice and a lot of passion.
ReplyDeleteYour blog shows that you’re improving so quickly that you migh not need it, but you can visit http://idrawfashion.com/ if you are searching for more how to draw fashion tips and techniques.
Keep doing what you love and good luck :)
Thanks Teya, I'll definitely check it out!
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