Sketch Your Style is a fully interactive guided sketchbook for anyone who loves fashion and loves to doodle, sketch, and draw. Inside, you'll find step-by-step instructions for drawing and personalizing figures, and more than 50 inspirational exercises and prompts that will help you bring your creative vision to life. From exploring periods in fashion history and fun trends to the work of influential designers, each exercise is introduced with lively visuals and followed by pages where you can try out your own ideas. Some pages are blank, while others have printed templates, such as figure croquis or fabric swatches, as guides.

This inspiring sketchbook is designed to offer artists, designers, and doodlers a fun and sophisticated collection of illustration fun.

Want to create your Fashion Styles efficiently but worrying about drawing models? This Fashion Sketchbook with drawn lightly figure templates allows you to sketch your fashion designs right away without worrying about drawing models. 430 female figure model (6 Poses) template pages included. Once you draw on top of the figure templates, the lightly drawn fashion croquis will fade into the background, and leaving your designs on top of the paper. With the figure templates, you don't need to be good at figure drawing, you can use the croquis as an outline and mark on your designs with details, and you'll get a great representation of your design. This Fashion Sketchbook is perfect for fashion designers and students to create their unique styles with the figures efficiently. There are many ways to use your sketchbooks: Creating your Fashion Illustration Easily Capturing your Inspiration Planning and recording your daily Outfits As your Fashion Diary Designing & Planning Garments This fashion sketchbook is perfect for Fashion Designer Fashion Illustrator Artist Fashion lover to plan and record their daily outfit Students learning fashion drawing People who want to create their unique design People who love sewing Now is the best time to get your paperback copy and start to create your own fashion design.

This step-by-step guide provides an insight into how to illustrate fashion designs and get your ideas down on paper. It is of interest to any designer, from the complete beginner or someone hoping to improve their skills and establish a career as a fashion illustrator, to professionals wanting to strengthen their visual impact. Using inspiration from past artists and illustrators, readers will learn how to adopt new and different ways of drawing.

"Runway figure outlines disappear when scanned or copied!"-- Wrapper.

This is a small sized vintage style sketchbook so fits in most purses, backpacks, and totes. Not too thick & not too thin, so it's a great size to throw in your purse or bag and sketch your fashion designs anywhere. This sketchbook is designed for all fashion lovers, fashion designers, fashion illustrators and students of fashion. There are more than 100 pages of figure templates suitable for fashion design and designers can easily draw their own designs on the pose that will be best to show their design. Sketching over 9 head proportioned fashion figures makes it easier for designers to draw proportionally. While using this book you can draw your own fashion design on the template and then you can color them. Each figure will be helpfull for your sketches and they will encourage you to create your own style while drawing them. Fashionistas who like to design clothes will love woman figures with different posed templates without worrying about figure drawing skills.

A step-by-step guide for young people who enjoy clothes and want to learn the tools to help them express their fashion ideas on paper Based on successful fashion-drawing workshops held at London’s Fashion and Textile Museum, here are practical drawing exercises that really work. Bold design, color-coded sections, and drawings that will translate to a sheet of paper make this a helpful and inspiring resource. The book begins by looking at the sketchbooks of past and present designers to see how they developed their signature drawing styles. Then there are sections that show how to create a fashion template or croquis, including fashion proportions and how to turn a stick figure into a full figure; how to draw skirts, pants, jackets, and dresses on your fashion template; and how to develop your own collection, including the creation of complete outfits and seasonal looks. There's a section that looks at the design process from creating a mood board and following a brief to developing a collection as well as a reference section with lists of technical terms, garment styles, and fabric types.