I really like your teaching style and am very interested in taking your class. I am currently a student at Portland Fashion Institute and taking browzwear through them. Would really like to take your class also. How do I find them?
@@glennaworld Hi, Glenna. Thank you so much! I really appreciate the feedback, and thank you for watching and commenting. I don't have any formal 3D classes yet, but I do have an Illustrator and tech pack class if you're interested. There are links in the description to the Illustrator class, and you can find the tech pack class on my website (link is also in the description).
Learning Optitex right now and amazed how quick and simple it is to draft patterns. Glad I have a flat pattern foundation, that really helps to draft certain silhouettes.
Hey, thank you for watching and commenting! I've heard mixed reviews about Optitex, but I've definitely heard (on a positive note) that it's great for flat pattern. And yes, having a foundation in flat pattern really helps for all of these programs. Thanks for the feedback about Optitex.
hello. Which program is used more for shoe design? What programs do big shoe corporations use? I can design by hand, but I haven't done it on a computer before.
Honestly, I'm much more familiar with programs that work best for apparel. That said, the software names I've heard the most for footwear were Rhino and Fusion360. (And of course, Illustrator for more 2D work and you can layer in Photoshop for more depth.)
Thanks for watching and commenting! You need to go to their website and sign up for their indie program. Once you get access to the program, they have lots of video tutorials to help you learn the program.
Hi, thanks for watching and commenting. There are more Browzwear tutorials on the way. In the meantime, there's at least 1 additional one currently on the channel:)
Daz3D is free, but I don't know if you can design clothes in that. Haven't used it enough. I'm almost positive you're not going to get a sample or production ready pattern like you would from a program like Browzwear.
Anyone else starting the process of learning 3D fashion software? How are you learning it?
I really like your teaching style and am very interested in taking your class. I am currently a student at Portland Fashion Institute and taking browzwear through them. Would really like to take your class also. How do I find them?
@@glennaworld Hi, Glenna. Thank you so much! I really appreciate the feedback, and thank you for watching and commenting. I don't have any formal 3D classes yet, but I do have an Illustrator and tech pack class if you're interested. There are links in the description to the Illustrator class, and you can find the tech pack class on my website (link is also in the description).
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Learning Optitex right now and amazed how quick and simple it is to draft patterns. Glad I have a flat pattern foundation, that really helps to draft certain silhouettes.
Hey, thank you for watching and commenting! I've heard mixed reviews about Optitex, but I've definitely heard (on a positive note) that it's great for flat pattern. And yes, having a foundation in flat pattern really helps for all of these programs. Thanks for the feedback about Optitex.
Yes I am interested
hello. Which program is used more for shoe design? What programs do big shoe corporations use? I can design by hand, but I haven't done it on a computer before.
Honestly, I'm much more familiar with programs that work best for apparel. That said, the software names I've heard the most for footwear were Rhino and Fusion360. (And of course, Illustrator for more 2D work and you can layer in Photoshop for more depth.)
HI I FIND IT VERY INTERESTING TO LEARN I WANT TO LEAR IT .HOW CAN I GET 3D SOFTWARE?
Hi, Miss Margarita. Thanks for watching and commenting!
You can go directly to the Browzwear website and sign up for the Indie progam.
I want to learn Browsers.pleasr advice me.
Thanks for watching and commenting! You need to go to their website and sign up for their indie program. Once you get access to the program, they have lots of video tutorials to help you learn the program.
Are there any monthly subscriptions?
Is there a way to create "avatars" with custom body shapes and sizes? Will this print out patterns with seam alloances?
Yes to both:) I believe you have to add the seam allowance, but there’s a tool for that.
Can you teach Browzwear
Hi, thanks for watching and commenting. There are more Browzwear tutorials on the way. In the meantime, there's at least 1 additional one currently on the channel:)
Do you know about any free 3D designing software?
Daz3D is free, but I don't know if you can design clothes in that. Haven't used it enough. I'm almost positive you're not going to get a sample or production ready pattern like you would from a program like Browzwear.
How can i get the software free..?
You'd have to check the website. I know Clo has a 30 day free trial. Browzwear has something with their Indie Program but you have to check into it.
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