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Presentation
Presentation
Fashion illustration is an essential tool for the development and communication of fashion ideas, collections, and concepts. Since the nineteenth century, it has accompanied the evolution of the fashion industry, evolving from hand-drawn sketches to an increasingly diverse and technology-driven practice. Today, fashion illustration incorporates both traditional and digital techniques, including the use of specialized software, graphic tablets, and artificial intelligence tools. This context expands creative possibilities and establishes illustration as a fundamental medium for expression, experimentation, and visual communication in contemporary fashion design.
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Class from course
Class from course
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Degree | Semesters | ECTS
Degree | Semesters | ECTS
Bachelor | Semestral | 5
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Year | Nature | Language
Year | Nature | Language
2 | Mandatory | Português
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Code
Code
ULHT6277-22985
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Prerequisites and corequisites
Prerequisites and corequisites
Not applicable
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Professional Internship
Professional Internship
Não
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Syllabus
Syllabus
Evolution of fashion illustration techniques: contemporary fashion illustration and selected examples; The scrapbook as a tool for supporting creative exploration; Human body structure and the fashion figure: proportions and stylization; Observational drawing; Drawing the head in various positions, facial features (eyes, mouth, nose, ears, and hair from different angles), as well as hands and feet; Importance of colour and light (light and shade) in fashion illustration; Representation of fabrics and patterns; Development of collage, watercolour, alcohol marker, coloured pencil, and mixed-media techniques; Creation of a portfolio showcasing the illustration work developed throughout the course.
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Objectives
Objectives
Develop illustrative fashion design sketches; Achieve autonomy in constructing the basic fashion figure and its various poses; Understand the fundamental elements and principles of fashion illustration, including the drawing of garments and accessories, the identification of materials, and the reproduction and definition of moods and environments; Acquire knowledge of techniques, equipment, and materials for the production of fashion illustrations; Develop individual projects, exploring illustration as a form of visual and graphic communication.
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Teaching methodologies
Teaching methodologies
The teaching methodology is based on demonstration and experimentation. Students are encouraged to explore and manipulate a variety of materials and techniques that are introduced to them in the initial stages of the course. Illustration techniques: Watercolour, Ecoline, graphite, markers, collage, mixed media, digital techniques, and freehand techniques. Throughout the course, students primarily engage in a range of practical exercises, culminating in a final project that demonstrates the knowledge and skills acquired through a more demanding and rigorous outcome. The methodology also encourages students to work collaboratively, fostering cooperation and teamwork. In addition, regular feedback sessions between students and lecturers are promoted, with the aim of developing students' ability to analyse and critically evaluate work in a constructive manner.
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References
References
BLACKMAN, Cally - 100 Years of Fashion Illustration. Revised Edition. London : Laurence King Publishing, 2020. 384 p. ISBN 9781786276953. HAYDEN, Joanie Stone - Fashion Illustration Art: How to Draw Fun & Fabulous Figures, Trends and Styles. Beverly, MA : Rockport Publishers, 2023. 176 p. ISBN 9780760382307. DAWBER, Martin - The Big Book of Fashion Illustration. London : Batsford, 2021. 384 p. ISBN 9781849947219. WATANABE, Naomi - Contemporary Fashion Illustration Techniques. London : Batsford, 2018. 176 p. ISBN 9781849944638. MCASSEY, Jacqueline - Fashion Illustration: A Complete Guide to the Art of Fashion Drawing. London : Batsford, 2022. 192 p. ISBN 9781849947646.
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Assessment
Assessment
A avaliação na UC Ilustração de Moda é contínua, e privilegia o trabalho realizado pelos estudantes durante as horas de contacto (aula).
Exemplo:
Descrição
Data limite
Ponderação
Técnicas de Ilustração de Moda
Consultar Enunciado (Via Moodle)
40%
Ilustrações - Cápsula desenvolvida na UC de Design de Moda II
Consultar Enunciado (Via Moodle) 30%
Poster
Consultar Enunciado (Via Moodle)
20%
Acompanhamento do trabalho: assiduidade, pontualidade e forma como aceita feedback/crítica construtiva no desenvolvimento do projeto Consultar Enunciado (Via Moodle) 10% -O estudante terá de consultar os respetivos enunciados dos trabalhos, disponíveis no Moodle, onde constam os parâmetros de avaliação e as datas de entrega de trabalhos mencionados à priori.
- Os trabalhos serão somente avaliados, se forem devidamente acompanhados em aula.
- Obrigatoriedade de cumprimento de 75% das entregas intermédias, uma percentagem superior a 25% de entregas intermédias falhadas implica a exclusão da avaliação contínua.
- A entrega de trabalhos com atraso (que passe o prazo estabelecido) implica o desconto de dois valores na nota do referido trabalho.
- Não são aceites trabalhos com mais de 24H de atraso.
- Os estudantes com estatuto trabalhador: têm de cumprir os momentos de avaliação nas datas estipuladas e terão de coordenar com os docentes da disciplina as entregas, não excedendo o tempo de 7 dias.
- Apresentações de trabalhos: apresentação oral presencialmente em sala de aula, diante da(s) turma(s) e professor(es), com apoio e projeção de uma apresentação (PDF) do trabalho desenvolvido, de carácter obrigatório (percentagem de avaliação ver no respetivo enunciado de cada trabalho proposto).
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Mobility
Mobility
No
