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Textile Pattern Design with Photoshop

Assembling the pattern sketch

A course by Isabela de Oliveira , Fashion Designer and Pattern Maker

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98% positive reviews (198)

5,852 students

Audio: Portuguese, English, French, Italian

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About the video: Assembling the pattern sketch

Overview

“Now that we have a direction for the project, it's time to create the first sketch of your print. Here I will show you how to use Photoshop to assemble our composition.”

In this video lesson Isabela de Oliveira addresses the topic: Assembling the pattern sketch, which is part of the Domestika online course: Textile Pattern Design with Photoshop. Learn the steps to create a digital pattern theme and apply it to any type of textile.

Partial transcription of the video

“It's time to create the first skeleton of the print. From now on. we'll use an image editing software. like Adobe Photoshop. and a tablet like this one. But using a mouse is an option too. While a mouse is usable. i favor the tablet for its enhanced line accuracy. Choose whatever feels most comfortable for you to work with. We are now beginning the sketching phase of the print. marking the start of our project. This is the initial We launch Photoshop. my preferred app for design creation. Navigate to File. then select New to start a What should we set here? Use centimeters for measurement. ...”

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Course summary for: Textile Pattern Design with Photoshop

Level: Beginner
98% positive reviews (198)
5852 students
4 units
12 lessons (1h 23m)
2 downloads

Category
Design, Fashion, Illustration
Software
Adobe Photoshop
Areas
Costume Design, Digital Illustration, Fashion Design, Pattern Design, Traditional illustration

Isabela de Oliveira

A course by Isabela de Oliveira

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Fashion Designer and Pattern Maker

Isabela de Oliveira studied fashion design at the Faculdade SENAI and had already shown great interest in the visual arts from a young age, attending various design and painting courses and workshops. Since 2013, she has been dedicating herself solely to design.

She started off in print design creating rapports for the brand Wasabi using third-party patterns. From there, she began to design her own patterns which the brand were quick to use on their clothing. She currently works as a pattern designer at FARM, one of Brazil's top fashion brands.