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Super Lacy Girl Fashion Sketch Project

Super Lacy Girl Fashion Sketch Project

The super lacy girl is one of my fashion sketch projects at Santa Fe Community College. I am going to share with you tips and tricks on how and why I chose her pose.

How to Create a Super Lacy Girl Fashion Sketch

Selecting Fashion Croquis

First select fashion croquis. Selecting a fashion croquis is very important as a designer. If you can draw your croquis that is a plus. However, most of us don’t have the patience to learn how to draw fashion croquis. So, I got these fashion croquis from Fashion Sketchbook by Bina Abling.

About Fashion Sketchbook by Bina Abling

I love Abling fashion poses if you want to learn how to draw fashion croquis. This “Fashion Sketchbook” comes with step by step on how to draw fashion.

Cheaper Version of Fashion Sketchbook

However, you can get this fashion template book is much cheaper and it comes with 420 figure fashion templates. In fact, go to this link called “Fashion Croqui Book Review” to find out more.

Amazon Links for Fashion Sketchbook

I also have Amazon links here to buy these books: 1) Fashion Sketchbook by Bina Abling and 2) 420 Figure Templates for Designing Looks. These links will take you directly to these fashion sketchbooks on the Amazon.com marketplace.

Hand Drawing Fashion

I began by drawing the panty and bra with a pencil. Then drawing the overall suit. After that, I canned her into my Desktop computer. For this Super Lacy Sketch project, I used the Photoshop application. I use the paint bucket tool in Photoshop to give her a unique skin tone. Then using a tool brush to give her some shade.

The Lace Swatch

I grabbed my favorite lace swatch from fabric.com. Next, turn that lace fabric into a pattern in the Photoshop application. After creating the pattern, now it is time to apply that pattern to your sketch.

Applying the Lacy Fabric

Applying the pattern onto the sketch: Use the “Magic Wand tool to select the area you want to apply the pattern > go to “Create new fill or adjustment layer” tool in the bottom right of the Photoshop application > click on it > select “Pattern” > Click on it > Navigate to the pattern which you created > “Scale:” it is up to you to scale however small or big you would like. I scaled this lace pattern to 80 percent > click “OK” to confirm.

Final Process for Super Lacy Girl Project

I use a blend mode to get a variety of colors, as well as the background, and effects. Then I export these photos as JPG with a quality of 50 percent.

I hope this fun project gives you some ideas to create your amazing project as a fashion design student.

Please send me comments and feedback, I love to hear from you all fashionistas!

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