London Fashion Week is coming up and that means a huge array of new inspiration will be strutting down the runway ready for us Fashion Illustrators to watch and respond to. I’m going to take you through how I create my illustrations step by step so you’re prepared to be let loose on the runways and start drawing.
For this piece I used Liquitex Heavy Body Paints, Derwent Line Maker and a Gelly Roll gel pen to create a finished illustration.
Read MoreAs I’ve been illustrating over the years I’ve realised there’s a few factors you can apply to illustrations that really up the quality, which is a God send when you’re illustrating fast and don’t have time to perfect every aspect. So here’s 5 easy tips to improve your illustrations!
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Guysss I’m SO excited to share that I’m launching a FASHION ILLUSTRATION COURSE!
Launching on 1st August it’s an 8 week course, covering everything from live events, animation, poses, composition and more!
It will be an online course where you watch that weeks module then we have a Zoom once a week to offer feedback, critique and answer any questions on that weeks exercises/homework.
I’m developing this so it’s not a step by step of how to draw like me, it’s lots of exercises that will hone your drawing skills and improve your craft by the end of the 8 weeks💪🏻
Think of it like an 80s eye of the tiger montage but for drawing. There will only be 15 spaces on the course due to how feedback will be given and focus on each person that takes the course.
So if you want to join the course pop your email in the bio link and get an email when it launches, payment plans as always will be available to help spread the cost.
www.fashionillustratormasterclass.com
Also look at me with my little button up, think I look so French…
Fashion illustrators need to know how to depict different fabrics and textures, you can’t just colour in with a single flat colour and call it a day if you want people to understand what the garment is you’re illustrating. So don’t fret! I’ve got 5 quick n easy ways to create texture in your illustrations, from denim to sequins, to tweed and fur. All you need is some colouring pencils, watercolour, Promarkers and paint, I use Winsor & newton/Liquitex throughout these demos as their quality is unparalleled! Let’s get into this fashion bootcamp…
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