Hi, I really like your work and it’s very interesting how you learned to make them, either yourself or studied, and if you can, please tell me sources with information about pattern modeling, if it’s not difficult🙏🙏🙏🙏
Hi Thank you so much for the kind words. ive been dedicated to garment development since I was very young. My main education was Bachelor of Fine Arts, with an emphasis on menswear from the academy of art university in San Francisco. while I was in school, I worked/ apprenticed at the last Levi factory in san Francisco, as well as other small designers. when I got Los Angeles, I frantically made as many garments as possible, and usually starting on brand new patterns to get better and more efficient. the classic tailor pattern books are good starting point to understanding drafting, but they are limited to out of date shapes. my best advise, is find cheap garments you like the fit of and take them apart and copy the patterns. or pin them to fit better, and take the pattern from that. its hard to explain in this response, but if you email me I can try my best to give better suggestions.
Wtf this jacket is crazy!!! I love the cut, the different Leathers, all of it! I would appriciate it a lot if i could probably get the sewing pattern? Lots of love from germany
Lots and lots of practice, beginning of my career my work was really crazy and strange shapes. it took a long time to reduce it all and get to a more balanced spot. just working as a pattern maker and seeing what works and doesnt work to my eye. practice and trail and error. hope this helps! thank you for the support
Hi, I really like your work and it’s very interesting how you learned to make them, either yourself or studied, and if you can, please tell me sources with information about pattern modeling, if it’s not difficult🙏🙏🙏🙏
Hi Thank you so much for the kind words. ive been dedicated to garment development since I was very young. My main education was Bachelor of Fine Arts, with an emphasis on menswear from the academy of art university in San Francisco. while I was in school, I worked/ apprenticed at the last Levi factory in san Francisco, as well as other small designers. when I got Los Angeles, I frantically made as many garments as possible, and usually starting on brand new patterns to get better and more efficient. the classic tailor pattern books are good starting point to understanding drafting, but they are limited to out of date shapes. my best advise, is find cheap garments you like the fit of and take them apart and copy the patterns. or pin them to fit better, and take the pattern from that. its hard to explain in this response, but if you email me I can try my best to give better suggestions.
@@elliottevanforever Thank you so much for such a detailed answer, if you don’t mind, I’ll write to you later))
Sensei!
first! keep up the dope videos i love seeing the sewing and making process
Thank you so much! lots lots of hard work ! means a lot when acknowledged.
Absolutely insane !!!!!!!
Such an inspiration. Gotta keep on creating to get like you.
thank you so much for watching and being inspired! just keep practicing- slowly but surely things get easier and better!
Awesome piece!
I’m not surprised this piece is 100k
It’s priceless
Never seen anything like it
Should be framed in a gallery
thank you for all the support Harrison!! I really appreciate it.
amazing work, love the videos
I saw this soons I woke up let’s gooo!!!
appreciate you comrade! thank you for the continued support.
it’s really cool~!!😊
beautiful!
Wtf this jacket is crazy!!! I love the cut, the different Leathers, all of it! I would appriciate it a lot if i could probably get the sewing pattern?
Lots of love from germany
this is such a beautiful comment- thank you very much for noticing and watching. Email me and we can figure something out, elliottgiffis@gmail.com
@@elliottevanforever okay sick! I emailed you :)
insane piece🔥
Incredible.
Which model Juki are you working on if i may ask?
The actual GOAT
:)
How many sqm is use approximately to make a jacket like that? Or sqft
Thanks
And amazing video
Thank you Sergio, a jacket like this requires about 35-40 sq ft I believe the equivalent would be 4 sq meter.
@@elliottevanforever Thanks for your response Elliott!
how do you get the shapes and how did u learn to sew the jacket that way
Lots and lots of practice, beginning of my career my work was really crazy and strange shapes. it took a long time to reduce it all and get to a more balanced spot. just working as a pattern maker and seeing what works and doesnt work to my eye. practice and trail and error. hope this helps! thank you for the support