Digital fashion gives you the freedom to express your style and visually develop ideas on the spot. For Stephy Fung, a digital fashion artist specializing in streetwear, it’s the future of the industry. Throughout her career, she’s collaborated with brands like Dell, Snapchat, Xbox, Highsnobiety, Vogue Singapore, and Selfridges.
In this online course, Stephy teaches you how to create digital garments from scratch in CLO 3D and Cinema 4D. Learn how to model stylish outfits with realistic textures, patterns, and motion, as well as a 3D scene to bring it to life. Stephy also shows you how to showcase your work in an animated walk cycle using After Effects. Design clothing that reflects who you are and make a digital fashion statement.
Meet your teacher for the course, Stephy Fung. Hear about her creative journey to becoming a digital fashion artist and discover the influences that inspire her work.
Dive into your project by doing some research on streetwear and clothing styles to get your ideas flowing. After gathering inspiration in the form of a mood board, make a sketch of your outfit and select an avatar to model it.
Next, Stephy walks you through the process of designing digital garments in CLO 3D, from the bottom to the top. See how to create UV maps and simulate the clothing’s motion before exporting your files in the proper formats. Finish by adding textures and design elements to each piece in Substance Painter.
Import your avatar into Cinema 4D and build a 3D scene that elevates your outfit, from the background and lighting to the final render. Wrap up by color correcting in After Effects and creating a walk cycle to show off your digital garments.
