Monday, 7 May 2012

Week 9 transferring pattern to sketch

Step 1:
Clean up technical sketch on photoshop ready to drop print in.

- Unlock the layer and use the rectangular marquee tool to delete      the area you don't need.


-Make sure all the lines join and enclose the shape so that colour doesn't bleed into other areas. If not use the brush tool to touch up.







-Because you do not have a pure black but a scanned black you need to select the outside then the inverse which allows you to select the outline. Then go to edit>fill>foreground colour> black> to make technical sketch pure black.







Step 2:
Add Print.

- Uncheck contiguous then create a new layer- ALWAYS have the template separate from the print.


- Paste your print and bring the template to the foreground.


-on the print layer, select all free transform—25% (top bar)and keep resizing until you get the desired size. - Need to shrink in incrimints otherwise it will pixilate

-Duplicate layer flip vertical and then merge then bring it down again.> Alt. click. Shift nad drag




-Adjust the skirt rotation so it sits on the garment how you intended


-Render in 3 sepate parts (3 tiers) maybe the waist band






-Warp to make it look like it goes around garment. Edit>transform> warp. You just have to click and drag within the grid to mold the textile to skirt. 

-Selcect invers delete background

-Do the next layer








-Add shadow. Paint brush> change foreground to blck> not hard> change opacity after as its on a different layer. Certain parts are darker to eliminate shadow going on two sides of line- magic wand >select black (contiguous off>













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