In this course, students will learn the,technicalities in creating a drawing for,production, also known as a tech pack. Students,will learn how to develop a design concept for,the next step of production. The tech pack will,make the communication process more efficient,between the designer and the,manufacturer/prototyping.
Credits: 3
Prerequisites: DFN 119
The Special Projects class is offered on an,occasional basis, with course content specific to,the area(s) being explored.
Credits: 3
Prerequisites: FAD-101
This course is an introduction to computer,modeling informed by craft processes. Students,use various 3D software programs to create,digital models and actual prototypes. ,Connections between craft, design, and production,will be emphasized.
Credits: 3
Prerequisites: DFN-119 and FAD-207
This course introduces students to an,industry-standard fashion design software used for,digital garment development and presentation.,Students create virtual 3D samples while,continuing to build skills in patternmaking, fit,,and fabrication. The software enables faster,creation of digital toiles while minimizing,material consumption and waste.
Credits: 3
Prerequisites: FAD 101 and DFN 119
In this studio students will explore the role of,history in fashion construction. Since most,contemporary fashion is a result of historical,development, it is important for students to,understand the past in order to develop the,future. They will research a historical period and,choose a culturally appropriate costume as a,source of inspiration. Students will then recreate,a version of the costume for the class.
Credits: 3
Prerequisites: FAD-101, FAD-102
In this studio students will explore the role of,history in fashion construction. Since most,contemporary fashion is a result of historical,development, it is important for students to,understand the past in order to develop the,future. They will research a historical period and,choose a culturally appropriate costume as a,source of inspiration. Students will then recreate,a version of the costume for the class.
Credits: 3
Prerequisites: FAD-101, FAD-102
Explore the fascinating art of Applique and,Traditional Hand Embroidery. Learn about these,ornamentational stitching techniques and how they,are widely adapted to textiles and garments. ,These skills that are constantly reinterpreted by,contemporary designers have an important place in,this ever changing world of fashion.
Credits: 3
Prerequisites: FAD 101
This 15 week course introduces students to the,world of Fashion Illustration. Students regularly,review and discuss both historical and,contemporary Illustrators, artists and examples of,their work. Students analyze the Illustrator’s,composition, media, technique choices and,reasoning, to contextualize each project and,inspire progressive investigation. Students delve,into drawing, painting, collaging and mixing new,outcomes, including the incorporation of,photography and digital platforms. Guest critics,are invited to offer industry feedback for the,final presentation.
Credits: 3
Prerequisites: DFN 104, DFN 119
In this course students will prepare a complete,collection design package including prototypes,based on a theme including fully illustrated,designs with technical details, prototypes and an,industry standard final presentation book. ,Research methods and cultural appropriation are,discussed. The students will study range planning,and pricing of various products to have a complete,and realistic view of collection design.
Credits: 3
Prerequisites: FAD 102
In this course students will prepare a complete,collection design package including prototypes,based on a theme including fully illustrated,designs with technical details, prototypes and an,industry standard final presentation book. ,Research methods and cultural appropriation are,discussed. The students will study range planning,and pricing of various products to have a complete,and realistic view of collection design.
Credits: 3
Prerequisites: FAD 102
