d'artiste Fashion Design

Ballistic Publishing is going into fashion design with their upcoming Master Class book! This book is for character designers, concept artists and fashion designers. There are several tutorials as well.

d'artiste Fashion Design - screenshot of tutorial

The featured artists are Alessia Zambonin, Lois van Baarle, Annie Stegg and Anne Pogoda.

Preview pages and more details are available at:
https://www.ballisticpublishing.com/books/dartiste/fashion_design/

d'artiste Fashion Design - inner page

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Comments

Nice art but the $75 - $170

GDB (not verified) Thu, 15 Dec 2011 - 05:32

Nice art but the $75 - $170 price tag is pushing it big time for only four artists and 200 pages...

Not really, the quality and

Anonymous (not verified) Thu, 15 Dec 2011 - 05:49

Not really, the quality and craft is amazing and it's not just showing 4 artists - they actually walk you through their work which is interesting. The $170 is for collectors and $75 for a book of this quality slipcased as well is actually great value. These books are forever.

You can get it cheaper on

thylaxene (not verified) Thu, 15 Dec 2011 - 06:10

You can get it cheaper on places like BookDepository.

No ethnic diversity at all in

Anonymous (not verified) Thu, 15 Dec 2011 - 09:20

No ethnic diversity at all in Ballistic Publishing, I will not be picking up this book. I am tired of seeing the same one sided bland art.

Two of the artists have

GDB (not verified) Thu, 15 Dec 2011 - 22:28

Two of the artists have similar-ish styles and one artist has same-face on almost all her paintings. A good 90% of this art you can find online in their portfolios, and one has posted a vast amount of painting tutorials on her deviantart. I apologize, but that really is not worth at most $75... Maybe $15-30. :(
The "first-100" print can be found on DA too.

I must agree, they are always

Anonymous (not verified) Sat, 17 Dec 2011 - 10:47

I must agree, they are always overpriced and never come down by much either. They feature a lot of cheesy art only because its detailed.

Also fashion design has

Anonymous (not verified) Sat, 17 Dec 2011 - 10:51

Also fashion design has nothing really to do with digital art, im sure professional costume designers will not be impressed, maybe it can be useful for fantasy art stuff but doesn't look like a serious book for designers imho