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A modern guide to fashion drawing for all levels of students. Effective fashion drawings must be clear, accurate, realistic, and attractive.9 Heads: A Guide to Drawing Fashion, 4/e, provides a simple and effective system for learning to create drawings with these qualities. The text teaches how to acquire the techniques, skills, and knowledge needed to make realistic fashion figures to serve as firm foundations for fashion design sketches. Riegelman also covers the fashion topics, terminology, and current trends that design students need to be familiar with, and provides over a thousand new examples of contemporary drawings to inspire students in their work.
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