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Hi Heidi! Thanks for all your great videos and explanations! I have a problem with this tool that create shapes from separate lines. It doesnt work in my blazer flat. the curve lines in the front and the ones in the arms still not conected (it doesnt create a shape). Do you know what I can be doing wrong ? Thank you
Great tutorial as always. But I do have one question, if you make the drawing from a photo a product from a brand that you want to imitate, then why don't just use the photo of the actual product or maybe just send the actual product to the manufacturer? I'm sorry if the question sounds silly. I'm still a beginner in fashion.
You can use the physical sample as a reference as well, BUT a tech pack + drawing is always a good idea to create and have as a reference throughout the entire process. There are a lot of people (you, the factory, the fabric supplier, etc) who need to know the details, specs, etc. A physical sample is valuable, but can only be so many places at one time and can get lost...I have seen it happen :) Photos of this + specific detailed drawings are a much more reliable way to keep track of this and make sure everyone involved knows what the garment needs to be at any given time in the production process.
😫Illustrator is HARD. I’ll show you how to make a FAST and SIMPLE.
Stop screaming at your computer and finally get the software to just do what you want 😄.
🎁Download my free guide: bit.ly/UGtoIllustratorYT
►► You'll get 37 of my BEST free tutorials in one place!
omg!! I've been using illustrator for years without knowing about the shape builder tool! It's going to change my life thank you
Oh yay! Lots of people don’t know it, glad you do now 😝
You just changed my life!! Thank you so much for this tutorial : )
Aw, thank you so much!
Thank you so much for your tutorials! You're such an excelent professional!
Hi Heidi! Thanks for all your great videos and explanations! I have a problem with this tool that create shapes from separate lines. It doesnt work in my blazer flat. the curve lines in the front and the ones in the arms still not conected (it doesnt create a shape). Do you know what I can be doing wrong ? Thank you
I was trying and watching your videos again and... I made it!! :)))
This was really helpful! So many good tips, thank you!
You're welcome! So glad it helped you out :)
Great tutorial as always. But I do have one question, if you make the drawing from a photo a product from a brand that you want to imitate, then why don't just use the photo of the actual product or maybe just send the actual product to the manufacturer? I'm sorry if the question sounds silly. I'm still a beginner in fashion.
You can use the physical sample as a reference as well, BUT a tech pack + drawing is always a good idea to create and have as a reference throughout the entire process. There are a lot of people (you, the factory, the fabric supplier, etc) who need to know the details, specs, etc. A physical sample is valuable, but can only be so many places at one time and can get lost...I have seen it happen :)
Photos of this + specific detailed drawings are a much more reliable way to keep track of this and make sure everyone involved knows what the garment needs to be at any given time in the production process.
this helps so much!
AWESOME!!!!!!
Awesome ma'am
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Why isn't there corel education videos?