Synopsis
This handy studio reference teaches draping, drafting, and drawing the way they are practiced in the industry: by integrating them throughout the creative process. Integrating Draping, Drafting, and Drawing illustrates the design process, encompassing sketch and garment pattern development, and creates bridges between studio methods and design illustration. Chapters are presented as hands-on learning experiences with lessons that mimic classroom demonstrations. Step-by-step photographs portray the draping process in a sculptural way rather than using illustrations, which cannot truly depict the response of fabric draped on a dress form. Throughout the book, instructions for producing patterns and slopers-skirts, bodices, necklines and collars, and sleeves-are presented, along with variations, so that students will be able to drape, draft, and draw complete garments. The concluding chapter of the book is devoted to drawing exercises based on the work of 20th century designer Donald Brooks.
About the Authors
Bina Abling has taught in the Fashion Design departments of FIT, Parsons The New School for Design in New York City, and Santa Fe Community College. Bina is currently an Adjunct Instructor, teaching drawing, at IAIA. She is the author of the best-selling Fashion Sketchbook, 8th Edition, Advanced Fashion Sketchbook, Model Drawing, and Marker Rendering for Fashion, Accessories and Interior Design and co-author of Draping, Drafting and Drawing. Bina Abling's knowledge and experience comes from 10 years in the fashion industry and 20 years of teaching fashion students.
Kathleen Maggio is an instructor at Parsons the New School for Design.
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