three quarter view fashion illustration

As we wrote before, three quarter view is one of the most important and resourceful views for fashion drawing. In this posting we want to introduce a three quarter croquis in mild movement .

Showing movement in three quarter view could be tricky and this is pre-made croquis could be very helpful. In the book of fashion templates by Irina V. Ivanova presented both , three quarter view static pose (still position with no movement) and three quarter pose in movement ( very mild , natural, calm movement not an extreme, dynamic movement).

Three quarter view in movement fashion template is a fusion of multiple poses ( all three quarter view) with mild moment of arms and legs. All these illustration above were created by Irina V. Ivanova with one single template. Because this template allows to choose variety of different leg and arm positions, it is easy to create various poses from the same template. Multiple positions fused into the croquis allow to make decision on the spot about which pose to depict. All process is very inventive and allow to find instantaneously the best drawing solution for a fashion project.

three quarter view croquis in the book of Figure Drawing Templates ISBN 978-1-61539-263-6

We are going to post more details, examples and tutorials on how to draw fashion with fashion templates. Please sign up (follow the blog) or find us on Facebook on our Fashion Template page to stay tuned in. If you are interested in any specific aspect of drawing with fashion templates, please feel free to ask a question via this contact form.

Drawing fashion figure with fashion templates

The Figure Drawing Templates Book by Irina V.Ivanova includes poses for fashion drawing condensed into seven multiple-figure, multiple-pose templates.
A variety of different illustrations and fashion drawings can be created with templates included in the book. Templates are as applicable for fashion illustration with precise depiction of garment as they are for more conceptual, free style sketches.

To begin drawing with fashion templates, select the figure pose which you think will be the best for your design. Among all options in the seven plates you can find almost any pose which could be suitable for fashion drawing. There are three quarter views,side view, back and front views (in movement as well as still) poses, all included in the book with variety of positions for arms and legs. The choice is yours!

After the desirable pose for the figure is selected, start the tracing process. To begin, cover the selected template with paper. Paper stock for tracing should be thin enough to see through. If selected paper has to be of more heavier stock then you can use a light box.

After the figure pose is chosen and paper is selected you can start tracing the figure.

While you trace the figure try to not shift the paper.
After the figure is traced start adding details and/or rendering to your drawing.

Add details for your garment, render your trace using different art media and styles.
All these illustrations above were created with figure drawing templates. As a result they all have same proportions but they all look different stylistically because they are differently rendered and carry different set of details.

We are going to post more details, examples and tutorials on how to draw fashion with fashion templates. Please sign up (follow the blog) or find us on Facebook on our Fashion Template page  to stay tuned in. If you are interested in any specific aspect of drawing with fashion templates, please feel free to ask a question via this contact form.