ZIPPER POOL

ZIPPER POOL

1. Round edge rectangle tool
2. Draw in the shape you want to cut out and put into place
3. select both of them (black arrow)
4. Pathfinder-first button (divide)
5. double click smaller shape and delete twice

REPEAT FOR BIGGER CUT OUT

NOTE: You can cut out areas in more than one go

1. Finish other parts and group
2. Make a symbol!

PRESENTAIONS

MOVING ARTOWRK WITH ARTBOARDS

1. Mark artboard using artboard tool
2. Icon loacted up the top of illustrator window. 
3. If this is on it will move everything in the artboard
4. Select portrait or landscape, and make the artboard A4
5. Add in background by placing a file into the board (JPEG)
6. Rezize image to size of artboard
7. Either lock object or create layer, naming accordingly.
8. (assuming you have created layers)
9. Add garments to one of the layers by dragging them in the layer menu
10. LOCK BACKGROUND
11. Group garments and drag onto background arranging how you like

THINK ABOUT WHERE YOU ARE BINDING YOUR WORK AND LEAVE ENOUGH SPACE FOR THE BINDING WHEN YOU ARE ARRANGING SKETCHES

TYPE

Font can change if an outline is not created for the text. To do this:

1. Click on type
2. type-create outlines

Do this for all unusual fonts

NOTE: You can use the align window to align text

SAVE AS PDFS

1. File-Save-Format box 'PDF'
2. Underneith select the number of boards you would like to save 'ALL'. 

This will save all boards seperately!

COMBINING PDFS

On desktop Adobe acrobate Pro (White)

NOTE: When you click on it it doesnt look like anything is open.

1. Click File-Create-Combine Files into a Single PDF
2. Window will pop up
3. Select files you want to combine and drag into window
4. arrange them
5. 'Combine Files' (window will pop up)

MOVING PAGES

1. right click for deleting, inserting etc
2. Drag to change order
3. File-Save AS PROPER FILE NAME

ZOOMS

MAKING ZOOMS

Zooms are done LAST, after the sketch is perfect!

1. Copy and paste garment
2. Resize Garment (NOTE: If lines get thicker go to  illustrator, preferencec, general make sure scale strokes and effect turned on).

MAKE A CLIPPING MASK BY:

1. Elipse Tool
2. Fill and outline on
3. Draw a circle holding shift key and move it over the area you want to zoom
4. Select both circle and garment and right click
5. Group-make clipping mask and the unwated area will disappear.
6. To make a black outline around the zoom double click-slect circle-select black
7. Re-scale if neccessary and draw a thin black line between it and the area of the garment you are zooming.

Clipping masks can also be used to draw ribbing

SINGLE RIBBING

1. draw lines
2. create brush
3. pattern brush
4. tint
5. spacing of 5
6. 
   
7. test on a curve
8. if spacing is wrong adjust spacing to make it right.
9.  
10. create shapes fro ribbing.
11. copy and paste so you have a copy
12. on one, seperate shapes
13. turn fill off and draw a line through the middle of the shape
14. applky brush
15. send brush to the back

 NOTE: you can only make one mask out of one shape at a time

1. select shape and brush
2. right click-make clipping mask
3. arrange clipping mask back into original shapes
4. group it become one and make it a symbol if your going to use it again

ASSESSMENT TASK SPECIFICS

• Black and White remains side by side (background optional)
• Colour on background arranged creatively
• Pictures referenced with corresponding
• Week heading, name of garment, descriptions, labeled front and back
• Zooms have to be labeled
• ORDER = B/W, Colour, Image

PATTERN FILLS

IN ILLUSTRATOR...

1. Start with a black and white image of your garment
2. Draw a box around the whole gamrent (no fill)
3. Copy and paste drawing and box, deleting all the design features of the garment.
4. Select all garments and box and change the width of the line to 0.75
5. Copy again and paste into a NEW PHTOTSHOP file in PIXELS

IN PHOTOSHOP...

1. Turn background off and delete around all edges to get rid of the box.
2. Delete the white of the garment using the magic wand/turning contigeous off
3. Create new layer-FABRIC
4. paste fabric swatch and use the rectangle marquee to find the repeat.
5. make pattern but going to edit-define pattern-name the pattern
6. new layer-FABRIC FILL
7. select the whole layer and go to edit-fill-click on pattern

NOTE: If you need to rescale the pattern this is the time you should do it!

1. Once we have this whole layer of fabric we can then duplicate the layer multiple times for rendering.
2. Working on these layers use the rectangle tool to transform fabric so that grinline is the right way.
3. Go to outline layer and use the wand to select the part of the garment you are rendering (eg sleeve)
4. BEFORE DELETING click on burn tool and go back to FABRIC FILL LAYER to put in shadow.
5. when done go to select-inverse-delete. This will delete the unwanted fabric.
6. Working on another whole FABRIC FILL LAYER repeat the above steps to render other pieces of the garment ie. back, front, pockets, lapel, collar etc.

NOTE: Remember to warp fabric for collar and lapel (If applicable to design)

1. On one last fabric layer, use magic wand to select background (all area around the outline of the garment) and delete. This will mean no white lines show in between garment pieces.
2. SAVE FILE on hardrive under 'PhotoShopFiles'.
3. SAVE FILE again as a GIF on harwear under 'Linked Files'

BACK IN ILLUSTRATOR...

1. File-Place-Select GIF File
2. Shrink garment back to the correct size.
3. Send to back and object-lock GIF File
4. Get complete garment (line work) and drag it over fabric file so that it is sitting ontop.
5. Turn the fill off...if done correctly shapes should show up all throughout garment.
6. Go through garment and delete lines

NOTE: When you place an image into illustrator it creates a LINK. If you realsie you have made a mistake suring the photoshop rendering you can correct in photoshop, save file, replace file and it will automatically update in illustrator.

PATTERNS

STRIPE SHIRT


create pattern

draw a white box
use the same shape tool to create a stripe (stroke off)
copy stripe alt-shit-drag-command d
turn stroke off the box so that the black box disapears

find the repeat
hold down shift and make a box
make sure you get the repeat correct
turn both storke and fill off on the square (it becomes a boundary box)
send box to back
select box with black arrow
edit-define pattern-name pattern-ok

pattern should appear in the swatch box. It now works as any colour would.

EXPANDING BRUSHED AND SELECTING SAME ITEMS (WITH RUFFLE)

EXPANDING BRUSHED AND SELECTING SAME ITEMS (WITH RUFFLE)

EXPANDING BRUSH
Make it into a repeat:
1. Copy and paste ruffle, dragging opposite ends together to see how they match.
2.  Use white arrow to delete one end of the ruffle so you can start to match it to the other end of the ruffle. (square it off).
3. Repeat with this ruffle for the other end.
4. Turn fill off.
5. Use white arrow to fix the rest of the frill in.
6. Select top line and bottom line of frill and copy and paste.
7. Join the ends of these lines to create a SHAPE.
8. Turn outline off so that the shaoe is just a white fill colour.
9. Drag white shape over original frill and 'send to back'.
10. Group together.
11. Push grey bits to the back by:

• double click into the group
• use white arrow to select ONE of the grey shapes
• select-same-fill colour
• right click-send to back

NOTE: If this doesnt work, ungroup and try again.

12. Make the brush by:

• New brush-pattern brush-ok
• method-tints-ok

If the brush comes out with a white fill, go back to ruffle and ensure that fill is turned off everything but the white shape...re-save brush and it shoudl work.

COLOURING THE INSIDE OF THE BRUSH
For whatever drawing you do, when you are 100% happy, you group the image and copy and paste before inserting colour.

for brush, you need to change it from being a brush into an artwork.
To do this

• select brush-object-expand appearance (this will group ruffle)
• double click on group-select white-change fill colour

FILL WILL BE LEFT ON SINGLE LINES
Delete these by:

• white arrow
• select one white mark
• select-same- fill colour
• press delete

Repeat for grey areas.

COLOURING (WITH METAL ZIP BRUSH)

select brush-object-expand appearance
click one metal tooth
select-same-fill colour
change colour
click gradient (you can adjust settings using buttons in the gradient box to achieve your desired effect)

NOTE: Gradient tool is great for all metal details and shading for the inside of garments on technical sketches.

You can also change the colour of the gradient by clicking on the colour box in the gradient menu and select the appropriate swatch.