I gotta tell you that I don't usually check Stardoll's YouTube channel, I wasn't really interested in watching it... until now.
Today I discovered something that I'll DEFINITELY follow in the future. I cannot tell how surprised I was when I spotted videos that show how clothes are made by the Stardoll staff itself. Let's take a peek behind the scenes together!
This was the very first video they uploaded, it shows the making of a PPQ coat.
Seems like the key word to Stardoll graphics is VECTORS.
Vectors, vectors and MORE VECTORS. Only vectors actually. I must keep repeating this in my head.
When I used to do graphics, vectors were the only tools I never applied. I just didn't know how to use them. I feel extremely weird right now.
The video has a second part with the coat coming to its final form. It takes more than an hour to complete a "simple" graphic like this. Wow.
Then how long does it take to create patterns? Just imagine.
Incredible, isn't it?
Here are 2 more videos of the MET Gala dresses coming to life. Now I understand how the black dress stayed flat, haha.
However, the best tutorial would be one with the Zac Posen gown. I'd love to see how the details are made on that.
(Link to the Mugler dress HERE, it doesn't want to show up somehow)
Next up, making of the latest Tress Up collection including real life inspiration they took.
And a little extra feature to finish off, testing the Fallen Angel collection.
I'm utterly impressed. Are you as well? Or do you still think they should put much more effort into the making? Some of you said the latest Riviera collection was not made well enough.
What other videos would you like to see? Tell me what you think.
- B
