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Textile Toys: Design and Creation of Fabric Characters

Pattern of the head and body

A course by Piti Piti , Textile Sculptor

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Audio: Spanish

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About the video: Pattern of the head and body

Overview

“As we did with the previous piece, we will develop each element of our piece in stages, starting with the head and the body. We will trace the pattern and make a prototype to be sure that all our patterns are correct.”

In this video lesson Piti Piti addresses the topic: Pattern of the head and body, which is part of the Domestika online course: Textile Toys: Design and Creation of Fabric Characters. Learn to create three-dimensional patterns and apply volumetric solutions to your character designs.

Partial transcription of the video

“HEAD AND BODY PATTERN Now we are going to continue with our advanced piece. In this lesson, we will learn the pattern of the head and later we will make the body and the assembly of our part. The process of this piece is going to be the same as the previous one. Let's first trace the pattern and when we have our piece ready in a prototype, We are going to put together a design. To trace the pattern of the head, we are going to use the quarter pattern. First, let's make a straight line, who will be our guide. And then, as in the previous exercises, we will mark the center. this will help us ...”

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Course summary for: Textile Toys: Design and Creation of Fabric Characters

Level: Beginner
100% positive reviews (655)
13089 students
6 units
18 lessons (2h 47m)
5 downloads

Category
Craft
Areas
Character Design, Sewing, Textile Design, Toy Design

Piti Piti

A course by Piti Piti

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Textile Sculptor

Omar Gad, also known as Piti Piti, is a self-taught textile sculptor specializing in three-dimensional pattern design and textile solutions. He is passionate about geometry, terror, mystery, and toys and is in constant search of the unusual.

Since opening the Piti Piti Plush Art studio, he has developed several lines of his own products, participated in individual and group exhibitions in Mexico and abroad, as well as collaborated with renowned artists and designers such as El Grand Chamaco, Bue the Warrior, Quique Ollervides, Pogo, Tixinda, Chika Galaxia, and more.

He has also worked commercially with clients including the Galería Mexicana del Diseño, Vértigo Galería, Hula Hula, MUAC, Passion & Design, Rojo Bermelo, Pepsi, Red Bull México, Habas World Wide, Kastner & Partners, and Digital Invaders.