This module empowers students with necessary skills and confidence to excel in fashion design by focusing on both digital and traditional skills. Through hands on practice and feedback, students build a portfolio of digital fashion illustrations, demonstrating creativity and adaptability. Additionally, they learn essential  techniques such as creating mood boards, sketching, and digitizing drawings.  Students combine digital tools with traditional meth odds and stay abreast with industry trends. This holistic approach ensures students emerge as versatile and innovative illustrators, ready to thrive in the dynamic world of fashion.

FADDI501: Digital Fashion Illustration (90 Learning Hours / 9 Credits)
 

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Welcome to Digital Fashion Illustration, a module in the TVET Certificate V in Fashion Design program. This course equips learners with necessary skills and confidence to excel in fashion design by focusing on both digital and traditional skills. Through hands-on practice and feedback, students build a portfolio of digital fashion illustrations, demonstrating creativity and adaptability. Additionally, they learn essential techniques such as creating mood boards, sketching, digitizing drawings, and producing technical drawings according to industry standards.

“Creativity and precision bring fashion to life. Your sketches, digital tools, and attention to detail are the foundation of innovative and modern garment design.”
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UMUHOZA Clarisse
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