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100% positive reviews  |   4 Modules (13h 30m)   |   Online and at your own pace   |  Unlimited access for 12 months

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Are Weddings Important For Fashion Illustrators?

Live Events are one of the most consistent and accessible income avenues for Fashion Illustrators right now, but that doesn't have to just mean illustrating for fashion brands!

Weddings are a huge opportunity for event illustrators, brand events can be inconsistent and seasonal, yet weddings are all year round, so I'd recommend every event illustrator to also offer weddings, as once you start promoting yourself as an event illustrator you're bound to get wedding enquiries also.

A lot of event illustrators focus solely on weddings and are booked up throughout the year, so it's not an avenue to dismiss!

Plus most branded events I've done, at least one person will come up to me grasping their phone wanting to get a drawing done of their wedding day rather than what they're wearing right now.

So bridal illustrations are going to pop up whether you work in weddings or not!

Also if you're open for commissions, the traditional present for a one year anniversary is paper, which many people use that as a reason to commission an illustration of their wedding day, so it's always good to know how to illustrate wedding dresses/bridal things!

So if you’re a Fashion Illustrator and aren’t offering weddings/know how to illustrate bridal, you’re waving goodbye to a lot of opportunities, clients and sacks of casharoo.

Because some of you might be quite surprised just how often it pops up!

Watercolor portraits of five individuals displayed on paper against a brick wall, with flowers in the background of each portrait.

Who is this online course for?

This course is open to anyone interested in learning and improving their illustration abilities.

Requirements and materials

No previous experience is necessary.

To take this course, all you need is a pencil, paper and your preferred medium for applying colour.

Content:

Module 1
Talk: What is live wedding illustration?
Lesson 1: How to capture likeness in a portrait
Lesson 2: Example of illustrating a portrait of the bride
Lesson 3: How to illustrate simple wedding dresses
Lesson 4: How to illustrate complicated wedding dresses
Lesson 5: Hindu Wedding Dress

Module 2
Talk: How to get wedding work
Lesson 1: How to draw men and suits
Lesson 2: How to pose a couple
Lesson 3: How to illustrate lace 
Lesson 4: Different body types
Lesson 5: Same sex couples

Module 3
Talk: Logistics for illustrating at a wedding
Lesson 1: How to capture likeness in a guest
Lesson 2: How to draw groups quickly
Lesson 3: How to draw kids
Lesson 4: How to illustrate complicated dresses
Lesson 5: How to illustrate families

Module 4
Talk: Pricing, packages & contracts
Lesson 1: A variety of methods to illustrate backgrounds
Lesson 2: How to capture reportage illustrations 
Lesson 3: Illustrating dinner scenes
Lesson 4: Tips on how to illustrate still life's
Lesson 5: How to illustrate a couples portrait
A tutorial poster titled 'Module One - The Bride' with four sections on wedding dress illustration techniques, including bridal portrait, wedding dress coloring, lace illustration, and gown drawing, each with representative images and brief descriptions.
Educational guide titled 'Module Two - The Couple' with four sections: 1) Tutorial on drawing men and suits, 2) Walkthrough on coloring lace gowns, 3) How to draw same-sex couples and different body types, 4) How to pose couples for romantic illustrations.
A digital graphic with a pink background and four sections titled 'Module Four - The Ceremony'. Each section contains an illustration and a brief description: 1) a bride and groom walking with the text 'A variety of methods on how to illustrate backgrounds', 2) sketch of high-heeled shoes with the text 'Tutorials on how to illustrate still life's', 3) a couple's portrait being drawn with the text 'How to illustrate a romantic couples portrait', 4) a wedding scene with guests and the text 'A walkthrough on how to illustrate scenes and reportage illustrations.'
A pink-themed page titled 'Module Three - The Guests' displaying four sections with illustrations and descriptions about drawing faces, groups, dresses, and families.
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