Part 6: Handbag Development

This is our most recently added module. Learn how to create handbags in 3D. In this module, we will start by learning the basics of handbag designing and how to take that learning to 3D. We use different software and methodologies like CLO3D, Blender, seam finishing, trims, and more.

Set Up for Handbag Development
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1. Handbag book: – With this book understand the different type of handbags and their construction process. It is important to understand the structure of the bad and how it is made before you start making the handbag. Click here

4. Render Output

Above is the output of the project that we did to cover all the learning in the handbag development tutorial. Finishing is a very important aspect of working with bags. Without the proper finishing you bag rendering will not look great. Light plays a very important part in how your prints and graphic will look, so take extra care while setting up light. Happy learning!

Tutorials

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Assignment 6.1 : Learning the basics of handbag making
Assignment 6.2 : Creating our first paper bag

Now let’s go forward with the modeling of a Paper Bag. We will understand some of the major tools like fold angles, giving structure to her bag, and some finishing techniques. This will set our basics right for creating more complex bags in future assignments.

– Tutorial video: Click here
– Submissions Folder: Click here
– Resource Folder: Click here
Assignment 6.3 : Combining CLO3D with the Blender for realistic rendering.

Now let’s take a paper Bag that we have created in CLO3D and take it to the blender software where we will create the environment and set up lights to create a realistic rendering image.

– Tutorial video: Click here
– Submissions Folder: Click here
– Resource Folder: Click here
Assignment 6.4 : Understanding the finishing of different types of bags and their seams.

By taking the Boston bag as a sample We will understand the different finishing processes in a handbag. We will also understand how to bring different trims and materials and put them on the handbag to give it a realistic look.

– Tutorial Video: Click Here
– Submissions Folder: Click here
– Resource Folder: Click here

Student Work (Juliana Viola):