COS 235

Illustration for Costume

Arizona State University Digital Immersion · UGRD · Fall 2026

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Illustration is not only a visually dynamic art form, but also an essential tool used in costume for design communication. The ability to sketch, illustrate and define a character's clothing and accessories give the designer a 2-dimensional language that conveys silhouette, texture, color, construction and more. Illustration offers an expedience and efficiency of conveyed ideas that is critical for the process of costume design. Through a variety of assignments, learners gain an understanding of drawing realistic and stylized anatomy, as well as an understanding of digital rendering and drawing techniques needed to quickly and accurately illustrate design concepts and characters. Also develops an understanding of construction through the drawing of technical flats, creating a bridge between illustration, costume design and garment construction. Exploration is a key element as learners are encouraged to experiment with digital rendering techniques, line quality, photo bashing and illustrating within a scene/environment. Students develop a unique style and voice through illustration for costume.

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Class #arizona_digital_immersion-3487Fall 2026UGRD3 credits
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