Ideal for designers and clothing designers, will be interesting to enthusiastic fans Work with the visualization of textures and textures of the fabric, apply a print to the productĮnter the physical properties of the fabric without using special toolsĬarry out a virtual fitting on the car with an assessment of the fit according to the figure Work with a ready-made library of clothesĮnter patterns from CAD and Adobe Illustrator Try patterns downloaded from the InternetĬorrect patterns defects by observing changes in visualization Visualize clothes with the quality of real photos

If not, we will configure by the standards If you have an individual 3D model of a mannequin or a 3D scan, then you can squeeze the program avatar from them. For those who wish, we recorded simple mini-lessons Not required, but ownership of Adobe Photoshop is appreciated. If you know where the sleeve is sewn and where the collar is, then you can handle Knowledge of the basics of designing clothes is desirable, but not necessary. If you have any difficulties, the teacher will record an individual lesson just for you. You will pass homework and receive comprehensive teacher advice through our online learning system. She is also a PI Apparel partner and past speaker at the PI Apparel conferences.27 video lessons and 5 homework assignments will give you fluency in the program and an understanding of the logic of its work.Ī maximum of 2 months you need for a comfortable development of the material (half an hour a day). She is member and a semi-finalist in the 3DRC Retail Coalition within this year 3D Sustainabliity contest. Roz can be called as a ‘Monocolist’ as she is a beta tester with the Monocle 3D scanning software developed by Steampunk Digital. The future is even more fascinating now with the use of Mixed Reality to show off clothing before it is made to both the manufacturer and its team and the customer. Roz has always seen the future of clothing and computers starting with illustrating clothing on a computer over 30 years ago. She has been in clothing construction and manual pattern making for 30 years and spoke at the Electronic Visualization and Arts conference 2019 about the importance of 3D archiving for costume using 3D apparel software. At the Fashion Innovation Centre, Roz works with apparel industry 3D software and mixed reality to create clothing assets such as historical clothing exhibitions, interactive AR runway and virtual change rooms. She has experience with fashion design, pattern drafting, manufacturing, also with VR and AR. Roz McNulty has been creating clothing on computers since 1983.

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