Fashion illustration

 Week 1

choose picture with fashion model in Pinterest



                  Printed to A3 size and black&White color

       Make a pencil mark on the back of the printed paper

Week 2

Make a pencil mark on the back of the printed paper
Keep repeating the practice on paper

This practice is about how to control the thickness of the lines, as well as the smooth straight lines to make the whole look more natural, of course, the understanding and expression of light and shade are indispensable

Week 3

After repeated practice, I became more proficient, and under the guidance of the teacher, I learned how to make it more beautiful

Week 4

                                    Finaly Done

Week 5

We start a new task and draw models with colored pencils

This is the model I chose

                               colored pencils
Week 6
After the previous process, the model's photograph was printed, marked with a pencil on the back of the A3 paper, and finally the model's body outline was drawn on the new A3 paper, and then the drawing began with colored pencils
 
Week 7
Semi-finished products, there are many places that are not done well, the shadow parts, and the joints are not natural enough, and the colors are not obvious enough

Week 8

Under the guidance of the teacher, the final effect after improvement

Week 9

For the new task, we are going to draw a model with a marker, and this is the photo I chose
                                        Marker

Week 10
                                     The final product
Week 11
The final assignment was to find a model on my topic for the semester, which was Victorian
 
Week 12
The final product


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