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1 1 Apparel, Educational Studies & Hospitality Management AMD 178 Instructor: Dr. Eulanda A. Sanders GTAs: Gloria Hwang Office: 1052 LeBaron Hall Whitney Rorah Telephone: Katie Thompson Office Hours: 11:00am-12:00pm Course Description: Introduction to the elements and principles of design in fashion and apparel including skill development in fashion illustration, technical drawing, and fabric rendering using traditional media. Application of written and verbal presentations to communicate fashion and apparel design concepts. Credits: 3 Prerequisites: None Semesters Offered: F, S Meeting Times: TBD Instructional Method: Learning will occur in an interactive classroom environment, in which the instructor will present course information through lectures, discussions, and demonstrations. Students will be evaluated on the basis of presentation boards, sketching exercises, quizzes, a written designer report, a sketchbook and mini portfolio. The class will meet twice a week for two-hour time periods. Course Objectives: Upon completion of the course students will be able to: 1. Use and apply proper terminology in relation to apparel industry applications. 2. Demonstrate skills in layout composition, technical drawing, color rendering of apparel and textiles using traditional media. 3. Exhibit skills in creating technical flats to visually communicate the technical aspects of apparel construction. 4. Develop ease in sketching apparel and textiles by-hand. 5. Display an understanding of composition and layout for presentation boards. 6. Create presentation boards that may be inserted into a portfolio. 7. Initiate the development of a personal stylistic method of fashion illustration. 8. Communicate design ideas in both written and oral formats. 9. Develop and demonstrate skills in giving verbal feedback to peers. 1

2 2 Course Policies: Academic Honesty - The academic work of all students must comply with University policies on academic honesty. Examples of academic misconduct are: Attempting to use unauthorized information in the taking of an exam; Submitting as one s own work, themes, reports, drawings, laboratory notes, computer programs or other products prepared by another person; Knowingly assisting another student in obtaining or using unauthorized materials; or Plagiarism. (Student Conduct Code, Section 4.2.1, p. 27) Attendance Success in this course requires attendance. Formal attendance will not be taken; however, as an emerging professional into the apparel industry it is expected you will attend class and fully participate in each class meeting. Accommodation of Special Needs - A request for accommodation should be presented to the instructor at least 10 business days before the date of the accommodation needed. Those seeking accommodations based on disabilities should obtain a Student Academic Accommodation Request (SAAR) from the Disability Resources office ( ), which is located in Room 1076 of the Student Services Building. Assignments Late assignments will not be accepted. If you encounter extenuating circumstances please contact me within 6 hours of the projects due time. Electronic Devices - All usage of laptops or other similar devices must be approved by the instructor. All cell phones should be turned off and put away, or the instructor can ask the student to leave the classroom for the rest of the class period, in which case it will be counted as an absence. Classroom Courtesy Respect and care for the classroom and studio spaces are expected of each student. You are to leave the studio in better condition than you found it, so that all students have a positive experience using our studio and classroom spaces. You are expected to have the necessary materials and supplies for each meeting. Projects must be worked on in class, but some work will also need to be completed outside of class. Projects not worked on in class will not be accepted. You are encouraged to watch progress on projects of other class members and to share learning experience with others. Course Fees Course fees will be used to supply markers, colored pencils, and matte board. Required Text: Bevlin, M. E. (1993). Design Through Discovery: The Elements and Principles. Fort Worth, Texas: Harcourt Brace College Publishers. Tain, L. (2010). Portfolio Presentation for Fashion Designers. 3 rd edition. New York, New York: Fairchild. Recommended Text: The Snap Fashion Sketchbook: Sketching and Design the Fast Way. New York, NY: Prentice-Hall. Any edition. 2

3 Overview of Assignments: Trend Analysis Design Board (100 points) Scenario: You work for a trendy design house as an assistant designer. Your job is to sell your peers at work (a.k.a. classmates) on the idea that a current trend in fashion is the hottest trend for the following year. The tool that you will use for your presentation is a trend board. 3 Target Market Design Board (100 points) Scenario: You are a design assistant for a large-scale apparel manufacturer that has traditionally has been a sportswear manufacturer for women s separates. The company has decided to diversify and move into other markets. Your job is to define a new market for the company and present this information and a presentation board to the other designers. Technical Drawing Board (100 points) Scenario: You are a design assistant for an apparel manufacturer. Your job is to create a technical sketch of a pair of jeans and a shirt, then develop 4 additional variations of the jeans and the shirt. Color Rendered Fabric Swatches Board (100 points) Scenario: You are a design assistant for an apparel manufacturer. Your job is to render three fabric swatches (prints) in three different color ways. Historic to Contemporary Design Boards (100 points) Scenario: This season the company you are working for has decided to use a historic time period of clothing as the source of inspiration to add some variety to the line. Your job is to create illustrations of 3 ensembles for a mini line and technical sketches of each garment, inspired by a garment from a historical time period prior to Mini Design Line Boards (100 points) Scenario: You are a design assistant for an apparel manufacturer. Your job is to illustrate 3 ensembles for a defined target market. Your presentation will be used to help conceptualize a new line of apparel for your company and can be any target market. Designer Report (50 points) Each student will write a 3 to 6 page report investigating the aesthetic preferences of 2 professional fashion designers, using the elements & principles of design as criteria to critique her or his most recent collection. Sketch Book (50 points) Each student will develop a sketch book during the semester that includes fabric renderings, technical sketches of tops, technical sketches of bottoms, faces, croqui, and feet/shoes (in pairs). Pinterest Assignment (50 points) Each student will develop Pinterest boards to develop a digital portfolio of inspiration and aesthetic preferences. Mini Portfolio (50 points) Each student will compile all the presentation boards created during the semester into a portfolio case in the order listed: Trend Analysis Board, Target Market Board, Fabric Rendering Board, Technical Sketching Board, Historic to Contemporary Design Boards, and Mini Design Line Boards. Sketching Exercises 10 points each = 200 points) Each student will complete a series of in-class sketching exercises related to daily topics to allow for opportunities to develop skills in visual communication in apparel design. Quizzes 10 points each = 120 points) Twelve quizzes will be administered through Blackboard relating to topics discussed in class and course readings from the required textbooks. 3

4 4 Grade Distribution: Trend Analysis Design Board Target Market Design Board Technical Drawing Board Color Rendered Fabric Swatches Board Historic to Contemporary Design Boards Mini Design Line Boards Designer Report Sketch Book Pinterest Assignment Mini Portfolio Sketching Exercises 10 points each) Quizzes 10 points each) Total Points 200 Points 50 Points 50 Points 50 Points 50 Points 200 Points 120 Points 1220 Points Grading scale: % of Course # Course Points Letter Grade Points % A % A % B % B % B % C % C % C % D % D % D- Below 60 % Below 731 F Supplies Required: Lead pencils - #2, H, HB, B1, B2 & EB Technical pens - 0.1mm, 0.3mm, & 0.5mm 6-1/2 French curve 6 - clear plastic ruler Brushes - natural fibers round 00, round 6, flat 14 Bar of soap White out or Liquid paper Art Gum eraser Kneaded eraser sketch book at least 80 pages 140lb watercolor paper Tracing Paper 14 x17 Pad of inexpensive paper for sketching exercises Acrylic paint - Cadmium Red Med. Hue, Cadmium Yellow Med. Hue, Ultramarine Blue, Black, and Titanium White Rubber Cement Paper scissors Palette Water cup Double Stick Tape Paper tape Masking tape 2 wide Blending stumps Milky Gel Roller -- White Toolbox Graphite drawing board Cardboard Portfolio *** Note: Course fees will be used to supply markers, colored pencils, and matte board 4

5 COURSE SCHEDULE Wk Day Topic/Lab Assigned Readings (read prior to class) 1 8/26 Course introduction & expectations Questions & answers 8/28 Designer Report assigned Belvin Chapter 1 Sketching Exercise 1 The Essence of Design 2 9/2 Pinterest Project assigned Strategies for Layout/Composition on a 2-D Space Methods & materials for Presentation Boards Trend Analysis Design Board assigned Sketching Exercise 2 9/4 Work on Trend Analysis Boards Sketching Exercise 3 3 9/9 Student presentations, & peer critique exercise Dr. Sanders at Textile Society of America 9/11 Target Market Concept in Apparel Design & Marketing Target Market Board assigned Sketching Exercise 4 Dr. Sanders at Textile Society of America 4 9/16 Work on Target Market Board Developing Professional Text for Presentation Boards Sketching Exercise 5 9/18 Work on Target Market Board Cutting and Mounting Swatches Sketching Exercise 6 5 9/23 Student presentations & critique 9/25 Lecture/demonstration on tools & media used in technical drawings/flats Belvin Chapter 2 The Design Process Tain Chapter 1 - The Portfolio: A Statement of Style Tain Chapter 8 Presentation Boards Belvin Chapter 3 Line Tain Chapter 3 Customer Focus Belvin Chapter 4 - Space Tain Chapter 7 Flats and Specs Assignments Due Extra Credit Quiz Using the Blackboard site for AMD 178 and Belvin Chapter 1 Quiz 1 Due Types of Layout, Materials for Creating Presentation Boards, Belvin Chapter 2 and Tain Chapter 1 & 8 Trend Analysis Design Board due Quiz 2 Due Defining Target Markets, Belvin Chapter 3 and Tain Chapter 3. Recitation Abstract 3 Due Quiz 3 Due Professional Text, Mounting Swatches, and Belvin Chapter 4 Target Market Board due Quiz 4 Due Technical Drawings/Flats Introduction 5

6 Technical Drawing Board assigned Sketching Exercise 7 6 9/30 Technical drawing---replicate t-shirt. Drawing zippers, topstitching, knit neckband trim & collars Sketching Exercise 8 10/2 Drawing basic skirt block & design variations Drawing pant block & design variations Drawing bodices, shirts, & jackets Sketching Exercise /7 Arranging technical drawings or flats on a design presentation board Work on Technical Drawing Board Sketching Exercise 10 10/9 Student presentations & critique 8 10/14 Rendering a Color wheel with acrylic paints Rendering tints and shades with acrylic paints Sketching Exercise 11 Dr. Sanders at AAFA 10/16 Rendering fabrics creating swatches for presentation boards Color Rendered Fabric Swatches board assigned Sketching Exercise 12 Dr. Sanders at AAFA 9 10/21 Rendering fabric swatches Draping ½ scale mannequins Light & shadow---rendering folds in fabric Work on fabric swatch boards Sketching Exercise 13 10/23 Work on Color Rendered Fabric Swatches Board Sketching Exercise 14 Belvin Chapter 5 Shape & Form Belvin Chapter 7 Color Belvin Chapter 6 Texture Belvin Chapter 8 Unity & Variety Belvin Chapter 9 Balance, Rhythm, and Emphasis Quiz 5 Due Technical Drawings/Flats (details) and Belvin Chapter 5 Recitation Abstract 6 Due Technical Drawing Board due Quiz 6 Due Technical Drawings Do s and Don ts Quiz 7 Due Color Wheels and Color Terminology Color Rendered Fabric Swatches Board due Quiz 8 Due Fabric Rendering and Belvin Chapters 8 & 9 6

7 11 10/28 Gestalt Principles of Design Sketching Exercise 15 10/30 Stipelman videotape Drawing with croquis Blocking out a Croqui 9 head Sketching Exercise /4 Developing a Croqui library Tour Historic Collections Historic Inspiration Boards assigned Sketching Exercise 17 11/6 Garment Ideation with a Croqui Library History of fashion illustration Sketching Exercise /11 Work on Historic Inspiration Boards Sketching Exercise 19 11/13 Work on Historic Inspiration Boards Dr. Sanders at ITAA Tain Chapter 5 - The Design Journal Belvin Chapter 10 Proportion & Scale Belvin Chapter 11 The Influence of Materials on Design Quiz 9 Due Gestalt Principles of Design, 9 Head Croqui and Stipelman videotape Quiz 10 Due Developing Croqui, Tain Chapter 5 and Belvin Chapter 10 Quiz 11 Due History of Fashion Illustration and Belvin Chapter /18 Presentation and Critiques Historic Inspiration 11/20 Mini Design Line assigned Sketching Exercise /25 Fall Break 11/27 Fall Break 16 12/2 Work on Mini Design Line Mini Portfolio Assigned 12/4 Work on Mini Design Line & Mini Portfolio 16 12/9 Work on Mini Design Line & Mini Portfolio 12/11 Work on Mini Design Line & Mini Portfolio 17 12/17 Final Exam December 17 th 7:30am 9:30am Belvin Chapter12 Forming Techniques Tain Chapter 6 Presentation Formats Tain Chapter 4 Organization and Contents Boards Due Quiz 12 Due Historic Collections as Design Inspiration, Belvin Chapter 12 and Tain Chapter 6 Designer Report Due Sketch book Due Pinterest Assignment Due Present Mini Design Line and Portfolio 7

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