To go along with ”practice, not magic” when someone is good at someone, I try my best to call them ”skilled” in place of ”talented”. I feel like telling someone they're skilled puts the success directly into their hands opposed to just being something their born with. I seem to have been born with an inmate sense of mentally accessible colour theory. I don't always know what colors ”look best together”, as a good amount of the time that's personal opinion, but I don't have to look at a color wheel to match colors and I never have. I also have the wheel memorized to the 4th place and can tell you all the different color combos and contrasts to make them do what you want in the piece. I still prefer to think of it as skill because although I have an innate sense of what colors look good (again imo) and I know the importance of red purples vs Blue purples and how to apply that when mixing colors; I learned it. I then put it into practice and although I may not ever need a color wheel, I still do like to learn everything I can about the subject.
Hello from Croatia! As a wannabe painter, I've discovered you through anatomy lessons and then tore through your fabric playlist. You are an awsome teacher. You're clear and straight-forward in giving the how and the why of what you're doing. You're detailed and logical. I love your hashtags. XD Thank you for making these and making them free. My only problem is that you are feeding my instnct to try and substitute skill with supplies. XP Gotta go practice. Take care.
That was awesome! Not sure I will ever render an iridescent fabric but I learned a ton about blending, mixing media and color interplay. You are a badass, Zoe!
As always, I learned SO MUCH from your video. I especially love the last one where you used watercolor. So beautiful!! Thanks for always sharing with us great content Zoe. More power to you and your channel! :)
Love this as always, Would you think about doing a video on holographic fabrics? I'm trying to illustrate holographic sequins at the moment and finding it pretty challenging!
I don’t do fashion I cant draw people, always completely off with proportions, even when we did life drawing in uni i was rubbish at it lol, but I love your videos and feel like I learn so much from each one a lot of your tips can be transferred to so many other things :-)
You are amazing fashion designer and and inspiring person. Do you have your own brand n what is name of that brand I wish that I can wear your design clothes.
I've never dealt with hairdryers so I can't say but Anglea, I imagine it would only move the paint if you had very wet paint or even puddles. I think if you're using a dryer, I'd wait until the paper was just damp and you can speed up the end. Knowing me though and my paranoid self, I'd lightly lay a sheet of tracing paper on top just in case.
Wonderful 😊 Zoey could you do a video like a piece of garment but with different fabric types ( same blue skirt in velvet, satin, taffeta , etc) please
Hi Zoe, i've been watching your video since i started my own business and your video helped me a lot!! can you please cover a video regarding fashion schedule? meaning for example when designers start designing for SS19 (assuming Magic or LA Market), when do they start planning? how long before SS19 season starts? what is a general yearly calendar as a fashion designer? hope you cover this video XD!!
No, because all companies follow different schedules depending on market, what shows they attend, how many seasons they produce, whether they produce domestically or internationally or both, etc, etc etc.
Could someone please tell me what kind of black pen is used to draw basic structure of the model .... I have only used water color once ,and when I drew the dress with a black pen, it all got smudged with the water colors
I think chartpak is the best - the tip and the juiciness. they just don't have the color range. plus a lot of supply stores don't carry a robust offering of chartpaks. but if chartpak were as robust as copic or prisma, i would ONLY use chartpak. but now i have gono to computer: auto desk sketchbook. my life had changed. lol!
Hi can you pls.... Please do us a video how to illustrate a tulle fabrics of bebe rexha in her grammys red carpet designer Monsoori...hope you made it for us..... Thank you so much ❤️ ❤️
Translation for explanation around minute 21:15 "You need brushes for fingernails & each finger has it's purpose" hehehe wouldn't be awesome if the art supply stores come up with finger nail brushes?. Love U Zoe n.n
Yo, you can get finger nail brushes at beauty supply stores. Or you can get brushes that are sized 10/0 and they're like 3 eyelashes banded together. hahahahaha
That would make Logan rating "Rouge" instead or "R" ? haha ... I know too cheese n.n Hey and Fredy's claws also could be brushes .... I would rebrand that one "Brush strokes on Elm Street"
Hey Zoey I follow queennnyakim on Instagram so i saw the dress and I think the spectrum noir sparkle markers woul be absolutely perfect for this dress! P.s. this was a fantastic tutorial
To go along with ”practice, not magic” when someone is good at someone, I try my best to call them ”skilled” in place of ”talented”. I feel like telling someone they're skilled puts the success directly into their hands opposed to just being something their born with.
I seem to have been born with an inmate sense of mentally accessible colour theory. I don't always know what colors ”look best together”, as a good amount of the time that's personal opinion, but I don't have to look at a color wheel to match colors and I never have. I also have the wheel memorized to the 4th place and can tell you all the different color combos and contrasts to make them do what you want in the piece. I still prefer to think of it as skill because although I have an innate sense of what colors look good (again imo) and I know the importance of red purples vs Blue purples and how to apply that when mixing colors; I learned it. I then put it into practice and although I may not ever need a color wheel, I still do like to learn everything I can about the subject.
You taught me in a week what 4 years of fashion college couldn't! You are amazing!!
Thanks!
That last dress is phenomenal 😭❤️
Hello from Croatia!
As a wannabe painter, I've discovered you through anatomy lessons and then tore through your fabric playlist. You are an awsome teacher. You're clear and straight-forward in giving the how and the why of what you're doing. You're detailed and logical. I love your hashtags. XD
Thank you for making these and making them free.
My only problem is that you are feeding my instnct to try and substitute skill with supplies. XP
Gotta go practice. Take care.
Thank you and have fun!
Eeeeyy...that black model is beautiful i tell ya'...
absolutely gorgeous!
Hi Zoe. Could you do a tutorial on how to draw holographic effect as well? Thanks.
That was awesome! Not sure I will ever render an iridescent fabric but I learned a ton about blending, mixing media and color interplay. You are a badass, Zoe!
Thank you! You're my favorite kind of student, someone who can take a lesson and use it beyond the specific topic. :D
You have a gift for making tricky details understandable & doable!
Thank you!
Oh darling Zoe, you are remarkable. I love your teachings. I use them so much. Everyday!!!!
thank you!
Lol when the pink pencil broke immediately i was expecting a more severe reaction than "oh dang" 😂😂😂 fantastic video love your work ❤
My language got a lot cleaner when I started teaching at uni, and then even cleaner when I jumped on youtube. hahahahahaha
I really love the way you talk 😘😘it's so entertaining to listen 😂😂
As always, I learned SO MUCH from your video. I especially love the last one where you used watercolor. So beautiful!! Thanks for always sharing with us great content Zoe. More power to you and your channel! :)
You're welcome!
Love this as always, Would you think about doing a video on holographic fabrics? I'm trying to illustrate holographic sequins at the moment and finding it pretty challenging!
Love!!! Can't wait to try this out!! Thanks, Zoe!!
you're welcome!
Love your videos 💕
I’m learning a lot
Keep it up 👍🏽
I don’t do fashion I cant draw people, always completely off with proportions, even when we did life drawing in uni i was rubbish at it lol, but I love your videos and feel like I learn so much from each one a lot of your tips can be transferred to so many other things :-)
thank you!
You are amazing fashion designer and and inspiring person.
Do you have your own brand n what is name of that brand I wish that I can wear your design clothes.
thanks! I don't have my brand anymore.
Using a hairdryer carefully can speed up the time waiting for your paint to be 410% dry. Thanks for another really useful video!!
But doesn't that move the paint? I think things like that would only work for markers.
I've never dealt with hairdryers so I can't say but Anglea, I imagine it would only move the paint if you had very wet paint or even puddles. I think if you're using a dryer, I'd wait until the paper was just damp and you can speed up the end. Knowing me though and my paranoid self, I'd lightly lay a sheet of tracing paper on top just in case.
Wonderful 😊 Zoey could you do a video like a piece of garment but with different fabric types ( same blue skirt in velvet, satin, taffeta , etc) please
THANKS ZOE, how about using iridescent paints, would that work to give the feel of the material as a under painting
I've never worked with iridescent paints, but I prefer to control where the separate colors go.
I am big fan of yours work.
Hi Zoe, i've been watching your video since i started my own business and your video helped me a lot!! can you please cover a video regarding fashion schedule? meaning for example when designers start designing for SS19 (assuming Magic or LA Market), when do they start planning? how long before SS19 season starts? what is a general yearly calendar as a fashion designer? hope you cover this video XD!!
No, because all companies follow different schedules depending on market, what shows they attend, how many seasons they produce, whether they produce domestically or internationally or both, etc, etc etc.
Oh, you thought it was *taffeta*? Dita took it to a whole other level😆
Thanks for the tutorial Zoe...
You're welcome!
Amazing amazing, I learned and I enjoyed too...thanks...💜😊
you're welcome!
yass zoey i saw this same dress at the emmys and loved it
Love it 😍 you are the best, like my bestie.
Could someone please tell me what kind of black pen is used to draw basic structure of the model .... I have only used water color once ,and when I drew the dress with a black pen, it all got smudged with the water colors
I used a pencil.
thank you 😮I love you so match😁
I think chartpak is the best - the tip and the juiciness. they just don't have the color range. plus a lot of supply stores don't carry a robust offering of chartpaks. but if chartpak were as robust as copic or prisma, i would ONLY use chartpak. but now i have gono to computer: auto desk sketchbook. my life had changed. lol!
thank you for this 😍
you're welcome!
Yea🤓. I needed this
Hi can you pls.... Please do us a video how to illustrate a tulle fabrics of bebe rexha in her grammys red carpet designer Monsoori...hope you made it for us..... Thank you so much ❤️ ❤️
I have a general tulle video in my Illustrating Specific Fabrics playlist.
Thank you! It is so great! *0*
you're welcome!
Translation for explanation around minute 21:15 "You need brushes for fingernails & each finger has it's purpose" hehehe wouldn't be awesome if the art supply stores come up with finger nail brushes?. Love U Zoe
n.n
Yo, you can get finger nail brushes at beauty supply stores. Or you can get brushes that are sized 10/0 and they're like 3 eyelashes banded together. hahahahaha
I'm still thinking about this idea, seriously Eduard Brush hands it's not a bad spinoff
Edward Brushhands! I love it!
Oh! What about Wolverine, except with brushes instead of claws?
That would make Logan rating "Rouge" instead or "R" ? haha ... I know too cheese n.n
Hey and Fredy's claws also could be brushes .... I would rebrand that one "Brush strokes on Elm Street"
wonderfulll vovvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv
thanks!
Hey Zoey I follow queennnyakim on Instagram so i saw the dress and I think the spectrum noir sparkle markers woul be absolutely perfect for this dress!
P.s. this was a fantastic tutorial
Thanks so much for the head's up! I tagged her on IG!
The precautionary percent of dryness goes up EVERY VIDEO lmao i love it
hahahaha, I've been making videos for 3 years and by year 10 I'll be 19328930% dry
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NO MENTION OF THE OCT CHALLENGE.
Why are you yelling? If you're talking about Inktober, I posted a video all about that 2 weeks ago.
Sometimes i cheat and use pearlescent watercolors 😆 #lazy
"Unless you're Jessica Rabbit . . ."
I know a girl who's even *more* Jessica Rabbit than Jessica Rabbit! :P
Well now you know how to shadow her torso if you ever paint her.