Draw Cargo Pockets for Fashion Tech Packs in Adobe Illustrator || Robin Schneider
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Follow along while I draw a box cargo pocket in Adobe Illustrator. We'll include a center pleat, a top flap with velcro closures, and bar tacks to handle stress. Then you can add to your symbols library. || Robin Schneider
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Would you like more videos on drawing pockets? Let me know what type and I'll get to work on it for you.☕
Thanks so much Robin. It was so easy to follow along with you.
Thanks for useful lesson
Another great tutorial from Robin, thank you for this and thank you for your book, proud owner :)
Can you please do a video on how to draw a long puffer jacket?
Great tutorial. I wanted to ask your opinion- I’ve traditionally been making my stitching as pattern brushes. Do you have an opinion on why they should be turned into graphic styles instead. When would you use one over the other?
You can do both. First, make the brush, then apply it to a stoke, adjust the stroke size and color, remove the fill color. Now save that as a Graphic Style. It saves clicks the next time you apply it.
pls make more videos