Summary of "04 5 Costume Design as Storytelling mp4"

Costume design as Storytelling involves designing the internal details of a character to complement the silhouette

Two major spectrums to consider: functional vs. fantasy, historical vs. fictional
Primary goals of Costume design: Character archetype, job or role archetype, Storytelling
Methods of conveying design intentions: character's ensemble, Textiles, additional items and Accessories
Character archetype: details of costume reflect personality, backstory, and external presentation
Job archetype: reflects character's day-to-day activities or future role within the story
Storytelling: visually describes world-building and plot through character's costume
Textiles: materials of costume describe socioeconomic status and external presentation
Extra items and Accessories: complement character's core ensemble and design, add visual interest
Tips for accentuating details: place smaller items in groups, vary distance between points of detail
Approach designs from the perspective of big, medium, and small shapes to maintain balance
Emphasize clarity and confident design decisions in costume iterations based on chosen silhouette
Color palette of a character can convey visual motifs and further distinguish the design

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