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Released
11/11/2013- Why render in Photoshop?
- Scanning artwork and fabric
- Using dodge and burn
- Making brushes to paint hair, fabric, and more
- Making seamless repeating patterns
- Working with pattern fills
- Using filters to add texture
- Sketching with a tablet
- Creating inspiration boards
Skill Level Intermediate
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- [Voiceover] Hi, I'm Robin Schneider and welcome to Photoshop for Fashion Design: Rendering Techniques. In this course, we'll look at how to use Photoshop for rendering fashion, (mumbles) and costume illustrations. I'll start by showing you how to scan and render your own hand sketches. Then I'll show you how to use filters to create fabric textures. We'll explore how to texture map fabric so it appears to wrap around the body using transform and puppet warp. And I'll show you how to make brushes for things like faux fur and hair. This course focuses on techniques used by fashion and costume designers but has lots of great information that can be used by anyone.
It includes how to organize layers, get the most out of your brushes, and set up your files for those last minute color and fabric changes. We'll be covering all of these features plus plenty of other tools and techniques that you can use to enhance your illustrations and save time. Now let's get started with Photoshop for Fashion Design: Rendering Techniques.
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Introduction
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Welcome57s
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1. Working with Hand Sketches
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Why render in Photoshop?1m 6s
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Scanning your artwork2m 53s
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Prepping artwork for color9m 56s
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Filling with flat color9m 18s
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Shading with Dodge and Burn8m 25s
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Saving for layouts4m 58s
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2. Rendering Faces
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Using Dodge and Burn3m 14s
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Using Illustrator symbols3m 37s
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Using a photograph5m 49s
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3. The Magic of Brushes
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Brush basics48s
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Making a bead brush7m 56s
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How to make a scatter brush4m 38s
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Controlling direction4m 38s
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Making boa and fur brushes12m 32s
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Making brushes from photos10m 54s
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4. Working with Scanned Fabric
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Saving and loading patterns2m 25s
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5. Working with Pattern Fills
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Creating clipping masks6m 18s
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Warping patterns with Warp6m 56s
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Swapping patterns3m 29s
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Organizing layers2m 16s
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6. Adding Texture with Filters
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Making a linen texture6m 36s
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Making a denim texture1m 23s
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Overdyeing and aging2m 27s
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Creating a leather texture1m 52s
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Making pony or cow spots1m 57s
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7. Rendering Styles and Techniques
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Sketching with a tablet3m 11s
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Making a marker-style rendering12m 39s
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How to create a watercolor look11m 16s
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How to add sparkle8m 22s
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8. Layout Techniques
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Making concept boards2m 3s
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Saving for print1m 46s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 1s
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