What's the fashion industry like in Qingdao, fashion designers and printmakers?

Hehe, it's perfect for me to answer this question.

I also want to work in a clothing company. My major is clothing board.

There are many Korean companies in Qingdao, but most of the orders are mainly from Japan, right?

You studied fashion design at the age of 27, and you don't know anything about art. You didn't learn it by computer. I'm afraid it's very difficult.

In fact, art is not the most important thing in fashion design. The most important thing is the inspiration of color. Secondly, each company has its own aesthetic design direction. It was designed according to the requirements at first. If you can't stand out in fashion design and get promoted, it's hard for you to need something designed. Many designers like to read relevant magazines and get some needed information. Some designers often steal design patterns from other countries. Although imitative design can grow at a high speed, it often forgets its own direction and can't design its own design-I digress, designers are all teamwork, and only when you are the captain can you start to make achievements. Look at people who study art from high school to college to study fashion design. This song involves cultural aesthetics, technology, marketing, chromatics and psychology. Materials science, in fact, designers need to know a lot, such as how to weave a meter canvas, and its purchase price, which involves marketing and materials science, as well as the design of washing and dyeing. Design has reached the direction of aesthetics and technical design, and the pattern structure has reached the culture, so compared with these people, you don't have enough time to learn so much. There are still many students who go to France, Italy, Britain, the United States and other countries to study after graduating from college, and the culture of each country does not understand the design scheme.

So what I want to say is that if you have a god-given understanding of color science, then you can develop in this field. In fact, I have learned so much that I can understand it slowly.

In fact, beating the board also belongs to the structural design of design. Clothing design, structural design and process design.

To learn style design, you should also understand structural design and process design, but you don't need to learn style design and process design to learn structural design, but you must understand it, so that you can be an excellent clapper. Fashion design and process design can also be learned, which is not very important.

As for the drinking culture, I don't like drinking either, but drinking is necessary, but it seems that Japan doesn't have to be like China.

I know a Korean boss who has studied in Japan for several years. He said that the first time we had a drink together was on the wine table, and then he could drink as much as he wanted, whether he liked it or not, as long as he occasionally raised a glass without ruining the atmosphere. But have you ever found that when you see crayon Shinchan's father, every time you go out for a drink with his boss, you are drunk. Hmm. How interesting

Koreans like to drink? That's because they think drinking can relieve stress, and drinking together can bring them closer? I think so, too. Of course, many people like drinking. Drinking is powerful. How can I put it? Drinking is promiscuity. -Hehehe

For these two professions, you can learn to play the board faster. You can go to work with the master in a few months. You can also find an apprentice to learn to work without going to college. It's no use. This is the principle of learning. And now there are few manual boards. Now you are playing board with computer cad, because it can save a lot of energy, time, money and so on. It can be said that it is more accurate to hit the board with cad. Can the manual deviation be 0. 1CM? There must still be grading in the factory. In the past, grading was usually done by several people, but with cad, one person can operate it in a few minutes. There are too many kinds of cad brands. I suggest you study according to your own needs. You'd better go to the factory as a typist and apprentice to see what cad software they use. If you think you will develop in that company for a long time, then learn the software they use, which is divided into domestic software and foreign software. Drawing is very expensive. It is also very expensive to study separately. I plan to work in a Korean-funded enterprise. I searched Korean websites, and they said that 80% of the clothing industry in Korea uses yuka cad, so I know this, but I think it's difficult-I also see some of them using it day by day.

That's all. If you talk too much, you may digress again. Good luck. If you really want to go to college and study by yourself, go to the bookstore and buy a book to read.

Good luck ~