DIGITAL FLAT DESIGN
After your Fashion Illustration is complete, your designer will need to do a digital design and a flat design. The designer will finalize your raw sketches into digital design, with pantone colours from your mood-board so you will be able to see how your design looks, in the colours that you choose.
Once the digital design is approved, the designer will create a flat design. Flat design is digital technical drawing which illustrates your garment in a two dimensional illustration. This is the image that will be the basis of your tech pack. Your flat will consist of back view, front view, measurements and a close up of any specific details your design has. The pattern maker will use this flat to create your pattern so it’s important to get it right!
After your Fashion Illustration is complete, your designer will need to do a digital design and a flat design. The designer will finalize your raw sketches into digital design, with pantone colours from your mood-board so you will be able to see how your design looks, in the colours that you choose.
Once the digital design is approved, the designer will create a flat design. Flat design is digital technical drawing which illustrates your garment in a two dimensional illustration. This is the image that will be the basis of your tech pack. Your flat will consist of back view, front view, measurements and a close up of any specific details your design has. The pattern maker will use this flat to create your pattern so it’s important to get it right!
After your Fashion Illustration is complete, your designer will need to do a digital design and a flat design. The designer will finalize your raw sketches into digital design, with pantone colours from your mood-board so you will be able to see how your design looks, in the colours that you choose.
Once the digital design is approved, the designer will create a flat design. Flat design is digital technical drawing which illustrates your garment in a two dimensional illustration. This is the image that will be the basis of your tech pack. Your flat will consist of back view, front view, measurements and a close up of any specific details your design has. The pattern maker will use this flat to create your pattern so it’s important to get it right!