Avenida de las Ranillas, 5D
50018 Zaragoza
+34 976 400 325
info@hacercreativo.com
HIGHTLIGTS
Basic information
| DEGREE | HAC_R certification |
| NUMBER OF PLACES AVAILABLE | 1 group of 15 students |
| DATES | 1 to July 31, 2019 |
| SCHEDULE | Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Total: 72hrs. |
| FEES | 750 € / (Pre-register deposit: 350 €) |
| LANGUAGES | Spanish |
| TYPE | Face to Face Presentation |
Course description
Why do we design fashion in 2D if our body is 3D?
With 3D fashion design, the aim is to provide the fashion designer with new and powerful tools with which to design and pattern directly on a 3D virtual mannequin, checking the validity of the patterns before printing them. Understand easily the relationship between the shape of a pattern and the final garment, reducing the time and cost of production of a sample.
Control the approach and execution of the software that is considered as tools to adapt to the needs of the market, optimizing execution times with the consequent cost savings when working digitally in the creation of patterns and its 3D modeling.
Elaborate basic patterns and make transformations on them, studying cuts, transfer of tweezers, types of materials, changes of colors, patterns, textures, brightness, finishes, etc. of different tissues by customizing a virtual mannequin with the client’s measurements, being able to see how any change or transformation in the virtual mannequin modifies the pattern instantaneously and vice versa.
Student profile
Aimed at fashion designers looking to adapt to new technologies in digitalization and 3D modeling, to future professionals who want to specialize in fashion design adapted to the new needs of the market.
It is recommended, but it is not necessary for the student to have previous knowledge of 3D programming or pattern design.
Course details
This course is aimed at all those interested in the world of fashion and the retail sector who wish to acquire training in a practical way totally oriented to its application in the workplace.
3D Fashion Design and Clo Virtual Fashion (PDF)
For further information and registration, students can contact us at 976400325 or email info@hacercreativo.com.
- Detailed program view: work areas, menus, tools …
- Virtual figurine or “avatar” creation
- Design of basic garments on the virtual mannequin
- Fabrics, textures, prints …
- Work by modules: garment’s parts (front, back, neck, sleeves, pants, skirt …), which can easily be replaced
- Working with imported patterns from specific pattern-making apps
- Virtual bag creation
- Creation of small collection of more complex garments
- Virtual mannequin animation.
Staff
Antonio Jiménez
Teacher
Collaborating company
CLO Virtual Fashion
Sofware
Professional profiles
- Fashion designer
- Textile technician
- Freelance
- Creator of virtual prototypes for online stores
- Costume designer for video game characters
- Costume designer for 3D animation movie characters
- Content creator for “virtual mirrors and testers”