Anoushka (0376986) Bachelor of Fashion Design of Technology (Honours)

  Fashion Illustration Week 1: MIB: For our Fashion Illustration module (DST64104) this semester, the core objective is to develop our proficiency in visually communicating fashion design concepts. This will be achieved through the exploration of diverse illustration techniques and media, encompassing pen, colored pencil, and marker applications across three progressive assignments. The learning environment will be primarily studio-based, supplemented by online resources via TIMES, necessitating a minimum attendance of 80%. Assessment is weighted towards continuous evaluation (60%), focusing on the completion and submission of these assignments, culminating in a final illustration project (40%) that integrates learned techniques. Throughout the module, emphasis will be placed on cultivating independent learning, creative problem-solving, and adherence to academic integrity, particularly regarding plagiarism. The final project will require a comprehensive application of acquired sk...

      Garment Draping Week 1: MIB: The DST64204 Garment Draping module is a key part of the 14-week Bachelor of Fashion Design Technology (Honours) program. This course dives into essential draping techniques that are vital for fashion design, helping us grasp human body proportions while practicing basic to intermediate draping on a dress form.  We will take their research and design concepts—particularly from their Fashion Project I module—and turn them into tangible garment prototypes using both creative and technical draping methods.  The course combines hands-on studio learning with online resources available through the TIMeS portal, featuring lectures, tutorials, and practical sessions.  As our progress, they’ll build their knowledge through weekly assignments, leading up to a final project that showcases their skills in design, technical execution, and self-reflection.  The module also focuses on developing Taylor’s Graduate Capabilities, su...