Choose your favorite fashion model drawings from millions of available designs. All fashion model drawings ship within 48 hours and include a 30-day money-back guarantee. 20% off all wall art! Model Drawing: Fashion, Proportion & Movement In this lesson, you will be introduced to drawing from a live model. Watch, as fashion illustrator, Richard Rosenfeld, teaches you proportion, using a 9 ½-head figure.

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Definition: Fashion Sketches are rough, unfinished drawings of clothing sketches, fashion figures sketches, or fashion models wearing apparel designs, and are used as a fast way of getting design ideas on paper. A fashion sketch may just remain a scribble in a fashion sketchbook, or it may eventually lead to a polished fashion drawing. This tutorial will show you how easy it is to draw a fashion model step by step. The instructions take you on a drawing journey so you can get creative and draw out a model that you idolize. Remember you don’t have to color in her dress the same way I did or use the same hair color. You choose your own colors from the pallet and work your magic. For alternative models Go to Modern Strident Fashion Templates OR Go to Elegant Fashion Template Silhouettes You may reproduce the images shown on this page for personal, school or college use for fashion drawing and collage work. They should not be reproduced for profit or sale purposes as part of a CD, DVD, ebook, book, or similar item.

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This video is a sample of the videos that come with your MODEL MAGIC course along with your transformational lessons to take you deep into flow, accuracy, dynamic expression and self-discovery through your figure drawing and fashion art.

HEYYYYY ARE YOU READY TO MODEL SKETCH?

This is an exciting resource page for anyone who can’t get to a live fashion model drawing session.for life drawing or fashion illustration.

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The video features standing poses, gathered from various sources online

so that you can have timed poses (allow the poses to be worked quickly as warmups to capture the ESSENCE of the pose!!!!!

Ilike we do in my Model Magic online bootcamp course program.

Allow yourself to be easy and flowy without over-thinking!!!)

ALLOW YOURSELF the freedom also to pause the video and enjoy and go deeper on a single pose.

LISTEN TO YOURSELF and your intuition will tell you if that feels right.

Always listen to yourself….. unless what you’re hearing is critical, negative, nagging.

Quick poses are designed to NOT GIVE THAT VOICE TIME to invade your drawing practice!

Bring a spirit of play, of love, and know that the longer you sit in the session, you’ll get more “warmed up” and relaxed.

This is just one of the model session videos that come with FREEDOM FASHION and with MODEL MAGIC online course.

You’ll notice I put a soundtrack to the video.

LET THE MUSIC FILL you with feeling. Notice the mood and spirit of each song and notice how that makes you want to approach a drawing differently, with a different energy or style.

This is about learning techniques but not as much as learning about your SELF in the process!

Here we are: for skill and self expression.

PRO TIP:

Notice the thumbnail says “stand up”

Standing while you draw puts you in a position where you dominate your page, and not the opposite!

Also, standing keeps your energy in your whole body flowing (especially with music).

Ideally, though, use an angled and high table, hunching over a low flat table because you are standing won’t help.

a 45 degree angle is wonderful.

REMEMBER to draw wtih your arm, not just your fingers. Let your arm sweep with the movements.

Begin your drawing by capturing the entire pose in a single flowing line.

TRY THAT!

that’s why 20 seconds is MORE THAN ENOUGH TIME :))

LOVE YOU MUCH!

Laura

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Fashion sketches, or fashion illustrations, is the way designers communicate or plan out their idea before it is constructed. Fashion sketches are used to help designers before the garment is sewn, but also can be an art form. Designers use many mediums to make fashion sketches. Some of these mediums include markers, acrylic paints, colored pencils, or even watercolors. Over the next few weeks, my posts will be about how to draw fashion sketches. This week, we will start out with the most important part of the sketch: the croquis. The croquis is the drawing of the model the design is drawn onto.

Fashion Model Drawing Illustration

Materials you need:

• Pencil
• Thin marker or gel pen (preferably black)
• Nice eraser
• Post it, ruler or small piece of paper to make the head length with
• Optional: Picture of the human body for reference

Models Drawing Fashion Design

Step 1: The human body is approximately 9 “heads” long. Find a piece of paper that will be able to fit onto the pages 9 times. I folded a post-it note, but you can also use a ruler. Draw a total of 10 lines so you split the paper into 9 parts. Leave some space at the top and bottom. Label each of the heads with their corresponding number. For example, “head 1, head 2, head 3, head 4…” Make sure your lines are very light because they will be erased later in the drawing. Draw a head into the 9 sections. To draw the head, draw a circle that fills up 3/4 of the area and a triangle or pentagon for the chin part.

Step 2: Next, you need to mark where the different body parts fall on the head.

Drawing Model For Fashion

• Eyes- 1/2 way down on the 1st head. The space between the two eyes should be the same length as each eye.
• Nose- 3/4 of the way down on the 1st head
• Shoulders/ neck- 1/3 of the way down on the 2nd head
• Apex- a bit less than 1/2 way down on the 3rd head
• waist-line between head 3 and 4
• hips- 2/3 of the way down on the 4th head
• groin- the line between the 4th and 5th head
• hands- 1/2 way down on the 5th head
• knees- the line between the 6th and 7th head
• ankles- the line between the 8th and 9th head
• If the shoes are flat, the feet and 1/2 of the way down on the 9th head. If the shoes are heels, they end at the bottom of the 9th head.

Mark these lightly on the side of the body.

Step 3: Draw the basic outline of the body. It is mostly made of rectangles, triangles, etc. Don’t go for perfection- you can always fix it later. I start at the shoulders and mark the width I want them to be. It helps to draw a triangle from the shoulders to the groin. The triangle will jut out to make a pentagon around the 4th head. The legs get narrower the further down they go. The arms are also sets of rectangles. The elbow usually falls around the line between the 3rd and 4th head.

Step 4: Now, smoothen out your lines so the body looks more natural. The body has a lot of curves so make sure to acknowledge that. All you have to do is draw more natural lines around the existing shapes.

Step 5: Finally, erase all the excess lines you don’t need. Erase the heads, the shapes, the lines between the heads, the words on the outside, etc. This is why you drew lightly! Now, draw over the croquis with a thin marker or pen to show the final shape. You may want to scan and print this to use when you draw. This whole process takes practice, so don’t expect a perfect figure on your first try. You may or may not need to try this a few times to see how to do this. The more practice, the more realistic the croquis looks. You may also want to adjust the figure to be slightly different- whether it is longer and leaner legs or a bit wider and more realistic body. Everybody is different, so make sure that the model looks just how you envisioned your drawing.

Below I included some pdf’s of my sketches for you to use or just for reference. Feel free to print them out and copy them.

If you tried this at home, please send your sketch to us at eloisefashion66@gmail.com and we will post it below.

Enjoy!