AD115-Fashion Illustration 1: Students learn the proportions and techniques for sketching the nine-head figure. Supply list
AD116-Fashion Illustration 2: Learn to use the latest tools of the fashion illustration trade. Use markers and pens. Add skin tones and shading giving the fashion figure definition and light. Add fabric textures and learn direction and drape. Create designs on the figure and learn layout, background and composition. Create a display board. Prerequisite: FI 1. Supply list
AD117-Fashion Illustration 3:Strengthen your creative vision and complete a portfolio-worthy sketchbook. Improve research skills. Display your inspiration properly. Show how you go through the creative process and design a story from your initial inspiration. Prerequisite: FI 2.
AD118-Fashion Illustration 4: Men’s: Get the proportions for a man’s fashion figure. Create a croquis, clothes. Prerequisite: FI 2.
Non-certificate students click here for non-credit class.
Instructor:
Daniela Caine, designer, manager, creative director for Adidas, Nike, Columbia Sportswear, PendletonDates/Times:
Mondays, 10 am-3 pmFashion Illustration 1 - May 4-18
Fashion Illustration 2 - June 1-15
Fashion Illustration 3 - June 29-July 20
Cost/Cost Options:
36 clock hours @ $22/clock hourSupply List:
CLASS SUPPLY LISTAdditional Notes/Costs:
Buy your illustration supplies at pfisewing.com with your 20% student discount. Order kits or individual items then pick them up at PFI Supply store at 4225 NE Tillamook next to PFI school.
FOR ONLINE CLASS:
-- To take part, you need a laptop or desktop computer with (at least) 2G of memory and a 1Ghz processor (any computer bought in the last five years should be fine).
-- For bandwidth, you must have at least 0.5 Mbits/second upstream and 1 Mbits/second downstream. To check bandwidth use, https://speedtest.net/.
-- For browsers, we recommend Google Chrome, Mozilla FireFox or Microsoft Edge. You can also use Safari on Mac OS X, but you will not be able to use the screen sharing feature .
-- For audio, we strongly recommend using a headset. A headset will ensure that others can hear your voice clearly and you don’t cause echo or background noise for others. You do not need to buy an expensive one -- any basic headset with a built-in microphone will work. You can get one at Fred Meyer’s electronics department. A laptop with a built-in webcam and microphone will be sufficient as well if you’re in a quiet area.
