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Designers What is the job of a designer? The designer meets the client to establish the design brief, including the concept, performance and production criteria; They will brainstorm as part of a team or develop design concepts using CAD;
sketches initial design ideas; identifying the suitability and availability of materials; produces detailed, final hand drawings and uses dedicated software (CAD) to produce a design specification, including a parts list and costings; Makes a sample or working model (toile) by hand or using computerised prototyping equipment researches materials, processes or market requirement testing the design concept makes presentations to senior design management or clients,
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‘Fashion forecasting combines theories of fashion changes with the process of organising and analysing information into synthesized actionable forecasts.’
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Disassembling an existing Product Disassembly (or Product Analysis): taking apart or breaking down a product to see how it has been made (deconstruction).
Cultural Events that inform the textile industry
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Mood Boards Individuallly,your sketches can look dull and lifeless, also very uninteresting. You need a well planned layout, a strong theme - and your ideas must seem commercially successful. Designers need to learn how to use many presentation techniques in order to enhance their artwork.
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