Explore the power of Illustrator brushes to quickly and easily add detail to your fashion illustrations.
- [Voiceover] Hi, I'm Robin Schneider. Welcome to Illustrator for Fashion Design Creating Brushes. In this course, I'm going to show you how to create custom brushes in Adobe Illustrator so you can quickly add details to your fashion illustrations and flats. I'm going to start by showing you how to create simple, time-saving brushes for illustrating details like bias trims and boning. Then I'll walk you through creating some more advanced brushes. We'll create brushes for chains and cording, then we'll make brushes for trimmings like sequins, rhinestones, and fur.
Finally, I'll show you how to create lace. Now let's get started with Illustrator for Fashion Design Creating Brushes.
Author
Robin Schneider
Released
4/25/2013- Making simple pattern brushes like pin tucks and bias trim
- Adding finished ends to your brushes
- Controlling brush alignment
- Creating ruching and smocking
- Using scatter brushes for sequins, fringe, and fur
- Creating brushes from JPG images
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome41s
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1. Simple Brushes That Save Time
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Creating pin tucks3m 47s
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Making boning4m 13s
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Creating bias trim2m 35s
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Making ribbing4m 23s
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Creating twill tape4m 56s
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2. Advanced Brush Control
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3. Chains and Cording Brushes
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Making chains5m 49s
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Creating cording4m 24s
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Making braids3m 33s
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Making shoelaces5m 52s
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4. Ruching and Ruffles
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Creating ruching4m 55s
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More ways to create ruching6m 19s
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Making smocking4m 10s
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Making elastic in casing6m 24s
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Creating a ruffle7m 57s
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5. Fancy Trimmings
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Making sequins2m 46s
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Creating fancy sequins5m 21s
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Creating rhinestones6m 6s
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Creating studs2m 10s
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Making a fringe12m 23s
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Creating a beaded fringe7m 16s
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Creating fur2m 58s
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Creating fur trim3m 49s
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Making a pom-pom fringe6m 31s
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6. Lace and Sparkle
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Making mock lace2m 31s
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Creating eyelet lace7m 51s
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Making embroidered lace6m 10s
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Conclusion
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Next steps37s
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