The course could also be used as a preparation for our Fashion Folio course, and an introduction to the CSM approach to fashion. As long as you attend a minimum of 80% of your classes, we will provide you with a certificate of attendance. UAL Enterprising Alumni Network Event: Purpose-driven and social enterprise from UAL Alumni - Meet the Speakers

The course will be adapted to the needs of each student, but they should also take some responsibility for their own learning. For example, if you are really enjoying working on collages from week one, you could continue doing so. Tutors will let the students explore and will fully support them in developing their own pathway of interests.

A Complete Guide to Fashion Sketchbooks

The outcome will be a collection of work in sketchbook form, a personal and varied set of fashion work that explores and investigates different and individual themes chosen by each student. Students should also produce supporting work, such as smaller A5 sketch books and research files.

The Elements of Invention; Designing a Sustainable Future; Interview:Sonja Nesse; Interview: Sunghee BangYour design philosophy; Exercise 5: Visualizing Your Design Philosophy; Identifying your customer; Exercise 6: Your Key Fashion Message; Targeting your market; Exercise 7: Market and customer analysis; Visualizing your design direction; Interview: Naama Doktofsky; Interview: Daniel Silverstein New methods will be shown to students through live demonstrations, in a way thats crystal clear and easy to understand. In conversation with Chelsea College of Arts, MA Curating and Collections 2020 graduate and ‘In Transit’ founder Celina Loh This book identifies four distinct types of creative journal, each representing a different phase in the design process: the inspiration diary, the working journal, the presentation journal and the design log; and it explores how one develops out of the other, each stage in the idea generation process moving the process forward organically from discovery, to direction, to design development and delivery. As a sewist, it is rare to nail a project the first time. Often after completing a garment, you may find that next time around you would make a few changes. If you are like me and have the memory of a goldfish, then capturing what changes you made to a sewing pattern, or would like to make in the future, is invaluable.