Clothing Designer Feedback 2019-2020 | nva_f

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#6

Thank you for giving me actual feedback! I appreciate it and Iā€™ll work on improving my clothing.

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#7

Very lovely designs! As @Blizzei mentioned, you should definitely get into the habit of using showcases instead of sending the actual templates. Design theft/copying is a huge problem and keeping your templates to yourself is a good preventative measure.

Hereā€™s my own piece of advice: Find a shading method that would go well with shirts like that. I did notice the seams, but the rest of the clothing does look quite plain. Look up some tutorials on YouTube, and keep practicing!

Also, once you do learn to shade, after you shade one shirt I would copy the layer with the shading on it and save it as another image. That way you can re-use the shading and not have to do it every time!

I hope this feedback helped! :slight_smile:

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#8

I will defenetly work something out.

Thanks for the feedback. :slight_smile:

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#9

Hey everyone,

I just wanted to share the hoodie I recently made.
Hope you like it. :)!

preview

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#10

Hereā€™s another outfit I made today. :slight_smile:
Tried using more shading.

preview

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#11

This looks great you are very good at making clothing keep up the good work your gonna Get far!

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#12

Thank you so much! This means a lot to me. :slight_smile:

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#13

This looks lovely! It amazes me to see how much you have improved since you first started.

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#14

This looks great- though Iā€™d like to add some critiques such as the shading- one, you should try make sure the torso and the legs match up, since there is a straight line of no shading for the ā€œcrotch/backā€ area shown on the front or back of the torso.

I also recommend adding some shading to the shoes- they look ADORABLE, but I think some shading around the ears and how it connects to the ā€œbaseā€ would be nice. :smile:

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#15

Iā€™ll consider that next time. Thank you for your opinion. :slight_smile:

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#16

No problem! Feel free to ask for feedback any time- or Iā€™ll probably just respond here if you update it! :smile:

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#17

Hereā€™s antoher project Iā€™ve recently worked on! I hope you like it :slight_smile:

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#18

hello you can tell me that you use to make clothes and shade, I love your designs, you can give me some tips to start making clothes

#19

Here are some more outfits I recently worked on:

Nike Outfit Burberry Outfit CDG Outfit Moncler Outfit

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#20

These are nice, you should try shading, it would make your designs 20x better than they already are! Wonderful work omg! :star_struck::kissing_closed_eyes:

#21

Woah, youā€™ve improved so much!! I love your template and the style of your clothing! Iā€™ve noticed youā€™ve added neckholes and dedicated yourself more to a certain design :o One thing Iā€™d say as a next step is that you should add shading/texture and make more detailed designs. I usually outline my clothing by using the wiggly tool (I forgot the name xd) and then using gaussian blur 1-2 then lowering the opacity - I donā€™t know I just think it looks more smoother with the skin. For ideas I suggest using Pinterest or weheartit if youā€™re stuck! :yellow_heart:

#22

For the ASSC hoodie, Iā€™d suggest moving the back logo up more behind the hood so it doesnā€™t run into the lining at the bottom. Also, it lookks a bit pixelated, what I tend to do is blur it 1-2 (unless you are shrinking a huge png then blur it 5-10) on another tab, then copy and paste on to your design! Also texture could be added slighty to make it ā€˜popā€™ more in a way. :yellow_heart: image I love the shading though!

If you have any inquiries or want quick feedback my Discord is cewys#3333 :slightly_smiling_face:

#23

did u make the shoes yourself too?

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#24

A friend of mine made them some time ago.

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#25

what software do u use to make clothings

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