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Advanced Blending for Fashion Designers #Midjourney Blending images in Midjourney is like exploring a labyrinth, searching for hidden treasures. Once you develop a sensitivity to the tool and understand the nuances of computer vision, you achieve stunning results, such as this collection of couture-quality shirts. Choosing or producing images for blending is crucial. Opt for images with minimal noise, garments on mannequins, and 3D CLO render quality, avoiding body parts or skin. Reuse your AI-crafted textile samples. In the attached PDF, we share the images used for this simulation. Notice the nuances of the visual code and its distribution between the 3 referenced used: 70% digital render, 70% florals, 70% pleated texture, and 70% mannequins. This tells Midjourney to "combine the materials, colors, and textures and present them on a dressing form." Use a portrait aspect ratio (--ar 2:3). The first draft may appear wrinkled or poorly drafted, which is where many designers stop. The tool needs a bit more space in the frame to refine the design. Follow the order of commands in the PDF: from the best image, make a square, custom "zoom out" at a 1.2 ratio, and finally "vary subtle" on the best design. Ignore a fuzzy backdrop; as long as the garment looks clean and the pattern cutting is correct, use Photoshop Beta to select the background and replace it with a solid color. Couture garment creation requires a couture approach. 🌟 Bonus: Learn about making the textile jacquard sample in the LinkedIn post here https://lnkd.in/enHaF8Ke Speak soon, Sergiy 🕊 #FashionDesign #AITools #DigitalFashion #Couture #TextileDesign #AIArt #DesignTips #Photoshop #FashionInnovation

Tips on How To Improving Your Tech Pack Tech packs are the blueprint of your design journey, and getting them right is crucial for seamless production. Here are some tips to elevate your tech packs before sending them off to your supplier: Flats and Floats: These are your visual storytellers, illustrating how your style fits and should look. Include both front and back views, and emphasize key details with close-up shots. Construction Details: Leave no stitch unaccounted for. Clearly outline how you want the garment constructed. If unsure, seek professional advice or draw inspiration from existing garments. Measurement Charts: Include detailed measurement charts for your base size. This ensures consistency and accuracy across sizes. Colorways and Fabric Composition: Attach color swatches and specify fabric composition. Providing a fabric swatch adds clarity and ensures accuracy in material selection. Logo Placement: Define logo placement precisely. Guide your supplier on where and how you want your logo to appear on the garment. Remember, collaboration is key. Engage with your suppliers, seek their input, and find solutions that work for both parties. Tech packs can be extensive, sometimes spanning up to 30 pages for one style. Do you have any tips on how to make a tech pack more detailed? #clothingbrands #fashiondesigner

Seamless Textile Pattern Design I started by reading the client's brief thoroughly. The customer requested two seamless textile patterns, one featuring a tiger head and the other the word "M." The client also provided me a file that had an image of a tiger head and the letter M. Trace the tiger's face first, then create the tiger face pattern according to the client's specifications. I then began creating an M-mark pattern. I attempted to repeat the m mark design square by square. The client selects those two patterns after minor adjustments. Along with Eps, Jpg, and Png files, I sent the seamless pattern source file. The client was quite pleased to receive the patterns. Order Here: https://lnkd.in/gD6Kbjgw #pattern #patterndesign #patternmaking #patternmaker #patterns #seamlesspattern #textiledesign #clothing #fashion #apparel #creative #professional #graphicdesign  #love #motivation #technology #marketing #brandidentity #success #innovation  #branding #fiverr #fiverrseller #fiverrgig #beauty #design

WE DO WHAT YOU WANT….. 1. Woven - Knitted Print Custom Garments Custom garments have emerged as a favorite trend in the fashion industry, allowing individuals to create unique looks by selecting from a variety of prints and controlling font choices. We are also offering an affordable marketing option for emerging businesses with branded. 2. Graphic Custom Fashions For 2024, bold and striking graphics on custom fashions are in vogue. Designs may feature large, vibrant images, strong typography, and graphic patterns, ideal for businesses and individuals wanting to make a fashion statement. 3. Basic Plain Garments The trend towards minimalism continues with plain garments in solid colors. Offering a way to express oneself while complementing any look, they come in a variety of fabrics and colors, providing a versatile and classic option in fashion. 5. Slim-fit & (Starched) Garments Custom slim-fit garments, made from stretched fabric, cater to those who prefer a garment that accentuates their physique. A broad selection of styles is available, although not every style will suit every body type

Fashion Design/ Haute Couture: The Art of Pattern Making: Alongside leading fashion pattern manufacturers such as McCall's, Vogue, Butterick, and Know Me Patterns, grouped under the Something Delightful brand. Simple patterns. Many of us fashion designers, who learned to make our own patterns from scratch at school, still prefer to make them ourselves instead of often resorting to commercial patterns that often help us but are not sufficiently comparable to the ones we make ourselves. Authentic designers can't express their style of thinking without a well-made pattern, so it's important to use them to save time by cutting more fabric in less time. Pattern-making is the crucial link between the initial design and the production process, transforming the designer's sketch into a functional three-dimensional garment. Patterns are used to interpret the design, whatever the style, size, shape, or number of pieces in the pattern. Most people don't know or realize that fashion design is also engineering, but not the manipulation of titanic dams or irons, great antennas and towers, but the construction of fabrics and papers, and of course, a fashion designer like an engineer has to know their Mathematics, be more creative for ordinary fashion, and be extremely creative for Haute Couture to create exclusive, high-end, bespoke garments. Today, many designers use more pattern-making software instead of handmade or traditional ones, such as Beadographer, Repper, Gemini CAD Systems, Autometrix, Tukatech, Cochenille Design Studio, Pattern Works International, Vetigraph, Wild Ginger, Six Atomic, PAD System, Browzwear, Optitex, Lectra (Gerber AccuMark 3D and Modaris), Artlandia, CadShot, Wild Ginger, Pattern Cafe, PatternedAI, Microdor, Assyst/Bullmer, and PatternMaker. MacroGen. What I myself learned at school, beside the handmade ones, is Lectra (Gerber AccuMark 3D and Modaris), and at the same time, I'm looking to learn more about other software packages as they are also used by many fashion designers today to achieve flexibility, increase more precision, and be working on time in a timely manner. Fashion Designer Thierry Monghi #fashiondesign #patternmaking #hautecouture #software #skillsdevelopment #mathematics #geometry #leadershipskills #job This is a mock-up of one of my (Back Torso) patterns.