Fractology B.V. Fashion Design Courses

Gallery of Coursework and Projects

This gallery shows representative sketches, pattern blocks, digital mockups, and portfolio spreads completed in our programs. Each example includes the assignment context and the specific skills practiced. We share realistic references to help you plan your study path without hype or promises of guaranteed results.

Images are schematic placeholders for privacy. Actual student work is shared only with consent. For detailed modules, visit the course catalog.

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How to use this gallery

  • Compare categories to see scope and level of detail per assignment.
  • Open a related course to read modules, workload, and tools.
  • Use the FAQ for timelines, tuition in EUR, and participation policies.
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Sketches and Technical Drawing

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Line quality, proportion, and construction notes are emphasized. Assignments include front/back views and simple material callouts.

T-shirt flats — front/back with callouts

Focus: proportion, neckline shapes, seam notation.

Related: Digital Illustration with CLO 3D · Portfolio Development Lab

Skirt variation set — A-line and pencil

Focus: darts, ease, and hem finishes.

Related: Pattern Making Essentials

Jacket detailing — topstitch map

Focus: stitch gauge, pocket placement, edge finishing.

Related: Portfolio Development Lab

Tip: keep captions concise and use consistent terms. For complete module outlines, open the course catalog.

Pattern Blocks and Adjustments

Pattern courses

Assignments cover measurement charts, foundation blocks, and basic alterations. Clear annotation is more important than decoration.

Bodice block — size chart and ease

Focus: balance marks, dart intake, shoulder slope.

Related: Pattern Making Essentials

Skirt block — dart conversion

Focus: slash-and-spread, waist shaping, hip curve.

Related: Pattern Making Essentials

Trouser fit map — common adjustments

Focus: crotch depth, knee alignment, hem break.

Related: Pattern Making Essentials

Note: measurements are anonymized and provided for training only. We do not guarantee specific fit outcomes.

Digital Mockups and Visualization

Digital illustration course

These visuals demonstrate layout clarity, consistent lighting, and render settings that match technical documentation needs.

CLO 3D tee — fabric weight comparison

Focus: material presets and silhouette changes.

Related: Digital Illustration with CLO 3D

Colorway set — neutral vs. accent

Focus: palette consistency and export specs.

Related: Portfolio Development Lab

Tech pack preview — trims and BOM

Focus: component naming and hierarchy.

Related: Digital Illustration with CLO 3D

Export settings are provided in class notes. We recommend using consistent DPI and a limited number of formats for clarity.

Portfolio Spreads and Presentation

Portfolio course

Layouts prioritize readability, brief context, and consistent margins. The goal is to communicate decisions, not to chase trends.

Process spread — research to sketch

Focus: concise captions and visual hierarchy.

Related: Portfolio Development Lab

Capsule grid — three looks

Focus: consistency across silhouettes and color.

Related: Portfolio Development Lab

Critique notes — before/after iteration

Focus: revisions, rationale, and next steps.

Related: Portfolio Development Lab

We provide a confirmation of completion on request. We do not guarantee job placement or outcomes.

Design, SEO, and Mobile Notes for the Gallery

Design recommendations

  • Use consistent aspect ratios for thumbnails.
  • Prefer neutral backgrounds for technical visuals.
  • Short, descriptive titles without exaggeration.

SEO and content

  • H1 for page, H2 for categories, H3 for items.
  • Unique captions with relevant keywords (e.g., pattern block, tech pack).
  • Internal links to Courses, Experts, FAQ, and About.

Mobile adaptation

  • Tap-friendly cards and spacing.
  • Lazy content strategy: brief text above the fold.
  • Readable body text at 16px or larger.

User scenario

  • Scan examples → identify interest → open a course.
  • Check expert profiles for teaching style fit.
  • Read FAQ for scheduling and billing in EUR.
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Plan Your Next Step

If the examples above match your interests, open the catalog to read modules, schedules, and tools. We keep language clear and avoid unrealistic claims.

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What you can expect

  • Live online sessions aligned with Canadian time zones.
  • Guided practice with feedback from an invited specialist.
  • Tuition billed in EUR by Fractology B.V. (Netherlands).
We do not guarantee specific outcomes. Admission depends on interest and time commitment.