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Home Visitor Student Staff ... student work Links Compression software Windows Mac Books and videos from your school library There is a great range of books and videos on all aspects of the course. All can be borrowed. Check them out. Textiles- History and general works 5000 years of textiles. (Book) A magnificent reference book covering textiles in all countries of the world. It has a chapter on textile techniques and many colour illustrations. The encyclopaedia of fashion. (Book) Who invented the bra? When were hipster pants first introduced? This A to Z of fashion provides information on all aspects of the subject. The Thames and Hudson Dictionary of fashion and fashion designers. (Book) An up-to-date publication which contains not just designers but useful material on fashion, accessories and styles. A century of fashion. (Book) This century has seen more changes in dress than in any previous century. Here is a survey that shows it all, from high fashion to ready-to-wear; in accessories; on the catwalk and on the street. Many illustrations. The age of dissent.

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83. Pc_cur it is the ideal setting to begin studying fashion design. Field trips to great graphicdesign showcases and incorporates a variety of techniques, media and http://www.pratt.edu/precollege/pres/curriculum.html

NAVIGATE: General Information Curriculum The Curriculum The curriculum is comprised of four mandatory courses: I. Elective Courses Architecture New York City with its wealth of architectural treasures provides the ideal setting for this intensive hands-on workshop. Learn to think about an architectural problem, develop a solution, produce sketches, draft plans, and build models. Get a behind-the-scenes look at the gleaming skyscrapers of Manhattan on field visits to major landmarks and foremost architectural fir ms. In addition, capture the magnificence of the city in our popular on-site sketching sessions. Fashion Design New York is a leading fashion capital. As such, it is the ideal setting to begin studying fashion design. Learn key aspects of the design process, including sketching, collection development, pattern making and introduction to clothing construction. Apply real world knowledge to your work after visiting studios of successful designers. Students will be exposed to the many career options in this diverse and dynamic industry. Graphic Design Illustration (traditional)* Digital Illustration* NEW Photography The photograph as a fine print is the focus of this studio course. Studying 35mm camera operations, lighting techniques and darkroom procedures achieve a broad-based knowledge of black and white photography. Exposing and developing film, making contact prints, enlarging and finishing photographs as well as specific shooting techniques are explored. We are currently investigating the possible introduction of color and digital photography, as a potential enhancement. You must have access to a 35mm camera for this course. Extensive fieldwork is an integral part of this studio course.

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Languages Korean Portuguese Arabic Chinese English Farsi French German Hebrew Indonesian Italian Japanese Korean Polish Portuguese Russian Spanish Swedish Thai Turkish Vietnamese Home Resource Guide Choosing a Degree or English Program Designing Your Future An education in the U.S.A. can offer you excellent exposure to cutting-edge techniques and professional training. Whether you're interested in fine art, fashion, computer arts, graphic design or motion pictures and video, an education in the U.S.A. can offer you excellent exposure to cutting-edge techniques and professional training. The U.S.A. is at the forefront of the digital arts revolution, with the expanding entertainment industry creating the need for new technology, creative concepts and fresh talent. The global success of special effects films, which rely heavily on artists from many disciplines, has bolstered the position of the U.S.A., and California in particular, as a leader in digital arts. Since the arts are an international language, your talents and abilities will translate well when you enter the U.S. program. Wide Variety of Programs You can find arts programs to suit your interests in many regions of the U.S.A. You can aspire to a two-year, four-year or graduate degree, an Associate's, Bachelor's, Master's or doctorate. Your campus may be located in an urban center, the suburbs or a rural area.

86. The Illinois Institute Of Art | Chicago and the drawing and illustration techniques essential for design communication. emphasizesinnovation and creativity in fashion, while providing the http://www.ilic.artinstitutes.edu/programs_degrees_detail.asp?ProgramID=6

87. DolceVita Fashion: Italy, School Of Fashion POLIMODA Ph 055/739961 AngloSaxon workshop techniques / lab; Courses on Women's fashionART ITALY (Prato) Ph 057/421859 fashion design courses; website www http://www.dolcevita.com/fashion/school/school.htm

Italy School of fashion The fashion industry is one of the most economically influential sectors of the Italian economy. In 1997, this industry showed a turnover of 54.500 billion lire. Additionally, its 36,000 related companies provide employment for a million people. In view of the industries dependence of skilled labor and professionally trained personnel, the last few years have seen an increase in various fashion industry related schools. The majority of these schools offer a wide variety of services including: Foreign Study/Exchange Program Internships Fashion industry contacts with good employment prospects DOMUS ACCADEMY D.A. Site Ph: 02/42414001 Fax: 02/47719155 e-mail: info@domac.it 90% of all students are from foreign countries Master's certification in "Fashion Design" ISTITUTO ARTISTICO DELL'ABBIGLIAMENTO "MARANGONI" Ph: 02/86463555 Started in 1935, the school has seen over 25,000 students graduate, including Franco Moschino, Domenico Gabbana and Donatella Girombelli (Genny) Course of study in "Fashion Design", 4 years

88. School Of Art At Washington University In St. Louis - Fashion in apparel design, where solutions demand indepth investigation of textiles, andskill in pattern making and draping techniques, fashion illustration, and http://www.artsci.wustl.edu/~artweb/washUSoa/major/fashion.html

89. Courses - Continuing Education In Art & Design (CEAD) C/D507, Ceramic techniques (Beginners), Ayelet Lalor, 21 design Courses (click oncourse for details). D601, fashion design and Pattern Construction (Introductory http://www.ncad.ie/cead/courses.html

Code Course Tutor Duration and Day Location Drawing and Painting (click on course for details). D/P 101 Drawing From Life (Introductory) Berni Markey 22 weeks (Thurs. evening) Thomas Street D/P 102 Drawing From Life (Intermediate) Berni Markey 22 weeks (Tues. evening) Thomas Street D/P 103 Drawing (Advanced) New Tutor 22 weeks (Tues. evening) Thomas Street D/P 104 Portrait Painting (Introductory) Mary Burke 11 weeks (Fri. evening) John St. West D/P 105 Portrait Painting (Intermediate) Anne-Marie Keaveney 21 weeks (Wed. evening) Thomas Street D/P 106 The Human Figure (Introductory/Intermediate) Kenneth Donfield 22 Weeks (Fri. evening) John St. West D/P 107 Painting the Figure (Intermediate/Advanced) Ann Lynch 21 weeks (Mon. evening) John St. West D/P 108 Ways of Seeing Ann Lynch 22 weeks (Tues. evening)

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91. MCC Fashion Technology Degree/Certificate Program training in apparel production and fashion design required by and businesses in thefashion industry. industry equipment and sewing techniques are demonstrated http://mauicc.hawaii.edu/catalog/programs/ft.html

Fashion Technology (FT) The Fashion Technology program provides comprehensive training in apparel production and fashion design required by entrepreneurs and businesses in the fashion industry. The program develops the technical skills required for job entry, retraining for the garment industry and upgrading of sewing and pattern making skills for those already employed in the field. Laboratory activities promote the development of skills in designing, pattern drafting, and construction of basic and advanced apparel. The use of industry equipment and sewing techniques are demonstrated in group instruction. When special techniques and problems are encountered, students are given specialized instruction. Requirements for Certificates of Completion (C.C.): Seamstress: 12 credits Fashion Technology 25(3), 40(3), 113(3), 115(3). Fashion-Fabric Salesperson: 12 credits Fashion Technology 40(3), 93v(3), 111(3), 113(3) Dressmaker: 18 credits Fashion Technology 60(3), 61(3), 113(3), 115(3), 215(3) 216(3) Requirements for Certificate of Achievement (C.A.): 36 credits

92. Undergraduate And Graduate Catalog 3. CNST 325 Presentation techniques ..3. CNST 365 fashion Merchandising and Apparel design Seminar http://www.udel.edu/catalog/current/chep/ugrad/cnst.html

Undergraduate and Graduate Catalog Contents Search Courses Catalog Info ... Previous Editions CONSUMER STUDIES Students in all majors can benefit from the Department of Consumer Studies' collaboration with the Center for Historic Architecture and Design. Opportunities are available for students interested in material culture and preservation as they relate to apparel design, historic costume, dress and culture, and contemporary consumer behavior. Students who wish to change from another major in the University are advised to contact the Department office regarding selection policies and procedures. Telephone: (302) 831-8714 E-mail: consumer-studies@udel.edu www.udel.edu/cnst GENERAL EDUCATION COURSES The following courses have been approved to fulfill humanities and science electives for students in majors offered by the Department of Consumer Studies. H umanities Art, Art History, Communication, Comparative Literature, English, Foreign Language (including: CHIN, FREN, GREK, GRMN, HEBR, ITAL, JAPN, LATN, PORT, RUSS, SPAN), Foreign Languages and Literatures, Jewish Studies, Linguistics, Museum Studies, Music, Philosophy, Theater, Women’s Studies (WOMS 203, 205, 210, 216, 222, 318, 320, 326, 328, 330, 353, 380, 381, 382, 389, 465, 480), Science and Culture (CSCC 229, 241, 246, 250, 330, 365, 368, 369, 444). Sciences Physical and Biological:

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94. Fashion Design Dept. AAS 2YR Courses Stresses basic professional techniques in the construction of into the relationshipbetween creative design and quality of AR 113 fashion ART AND design For one http://www.rnier.com/ASS1yrCOURSES.HTM

Fashion Design Department Course Descriptions for the A.A.S. Degree - 1 Year Click here if you are just interested in the Specialization Courses for the Fashion Show. Click here for a complete listing of all the courses in the Fashion Design Department. Semester 1 Courses AP 113 APPAREL DESIGN For one-year students. Introduction of basic draping principles as a method which provides three-dimensional form to original design concepts. Students learn to drape with both muslin and fabric, and produce garment patterns. 7 credits; 2 LECTURE AND10 LABORATORY HOURS PER WEEK AP 121 FLAT PATTERN DESIGN Use of the master pattern in developing basic concepts as well as original designs according to professional standards. Students test patterns in muslin for fit and proportion. 2 credits; 1 LECTRUE AND2 LABORATORY HOURS PER WEEK AP 146 DESIGN ROOM PROCEDURES For one-year students. Stresses basic professional techniques in the construction of designers' first samples, utilizing modern industrial equipment. Students gain insight into the relationship between creative design and quality of the finished sample. 4 credits; 2 LECTURE AND 4 LABORATORY HOURS PER WEEK

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96. FASHION DESIGN 566/202. Bryant. Basic Model Drawing is the support class for design IllustrationTechniques. Figure proportion and movement and fashion attitude are taught. http://www2.parsons.edu/courses/FASHIONDES.html

FASHION DESIGN Sophomore Year PFAS 0212 THREE-DIMENSIONAL DESIGN(B) PFAS 0242 DESIGN ILLUSTRATION TECHNIQUES (B) PFAS 0252 PATTERN DRAFTING (B) PFAS 0282 BASIC MODEL DRAWING(B) ... PFAS 0222 FASHION MAC I (B) Junior Year PFAS 0312 INTERM. DESIGN STUDIO (B) PFAS 0342 DESIGN ILLUSTRATION (B) PFAS 0362 DESIGN I (B) (MUSEUM RESEARCH) PFAS 0382 INTERMEDIATE MODEL DRAWING (B) ... PFAS 0390 TEXTILES Senior Year PFAS 0412 ADVANCED DESIGN STUDIO PFAS 0450 PORTFOLIO DEVELOPMENT PFAS 0462 DESIGN II (B) PFAS 0482 ADVANCED MODEL DRAWING ... PFAS 0470 MARKETING Electives PFAS 0610 PROFESSIONAL INTERNSHIP PFAS 0200 INTRODUCTION TO U4ia PFAS 0300 INTERMEDIATE U4ia PFAS 0400 ADVANCED U4ia ... home Required Courses Sophomore Year PFAS 0212 THREE-DIMENSIONAL DESIGN(B) Tue Volpintesta Fri Miller Thur Oshiro Wed Volpintesta Thur Miller Tue Oshiro Introduction to draping, the traditional method of translating design concepts into 3D form. Students drape and fit cloth on the dress form to achieve basic pattern shapes: bodices, skirts, sleeves and collars. Garment construction, hand sewing and machine sewing techniques are also taught. 3 CR. Mannequin Fee $25.

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