Pattern Design for Fashion Garments

Digital printing - sublimation

A course by Vero Escalante , Illustrator and Textile Designer

98% positive reviews (162)

4,749 students

Audio: Spanish, English

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About the video: Digital printing - sublimation

Overview

“Here we will see what sublimated is and in what type of materials we can implement it so that our garments look incredible. I will show you examples and different pieces of fabrics. ”

In this video lesson Vero Escalante addresses the topic: Digital printing - sublimation, which is part of the Domestika online course: Pattern Design for Fashion Garments. Create your own universe of prints and learn how to translate them into a small streetwear collection.

Partial transcription of the video

“Digital Printing / Sublimation In this unit we will see how to take a digital drawing to a textile. For this we will talk about the technique of digital printing or sublimation. It is a technique of printing and transfer by means of heat. It is necessary that the textiles have 40% polyester, because the printing inks used need to be transferred by means of heat, by means of evaporation, and if the fabric does not have a polyester, plastic content, and it is a natural fiber, the ink has no way to stay impregnated in the fiber and with the washes it would end up fading. On the other hand, whe...”

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Course summary for: Pattern Design for Fashion Garments

Level: Beginner
98% positive reviews (162)
4749 students
4 units
16 lessons (1h 50m)
7 downloads

Category
Fashion, Illustration
Software
Procreate
Areas
Digital Illustration, Fashion Design, Pattern Design, Traditional illustration

Vero Escalante

A course by Vero Escalante

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Illustrator and Textile Designer

Vero Escalante is an Argentinian illustrator, textile designer, art director, muralist, and lover of botany. After studying Fashion and Textile Design at Universidad de Buenos Aires, Vero started working as an illustrator for agencies and studios, and after seven years in the illustration field, she started working freelance, focusing on visual and textile arts, as well as illustration.

She has collaborated with several brands, including Adidas, Johnnie Walker Blue Label, Coca-Cola, The New York Times, Pinterest, The Ritz-Carlton New York, and more. Her illustrations have been published in over twenty illustration and design books, and her work exhibited in galleries since 2009.