놀이체험을 통한 패션 캐릭터 일러스트레이션 웹앱 모형 연구

Abstract

This study aims to present expanded expression methods of fashion illustration by realizing a fashion character web app model through a mutual relationship between concepts of play and experience and gaining various image results of open possibilities. The research method first organized the concepts of play to provide a frame of literary background and then analyzed cases related to various experiences that appear in modern molding. Detailed design plans were provided to establish fashion character model designs and fashion items and to do general design work on colors. Afterward, model designs and basic forms of digital fashion web apps for experience communication were planned and presented. The app composition was planned and produced to include a fashion doll model catalog page, model style pages, style color pages, and lastly, 3D diversion effect settings using a showroom page and a Slice Box 3D library. Research results produced fashion doll illustrations and fashion item designs of various colors along with a web app program design that can realize the designs on the web and connect them with experiences of play. Modules that can be selected by those experiencing the program are fashion doll models and doll fashion items and minor units of various color suggestions for each item. Designers plan play methods and basic forms of designs for their fashion characters, provide regular options, and present final results with a method of open possibilities so that spectators can personally experience the process and realize a final image. This expands result possibilities into individually expanded forms and cases, eliciting the satisfaction of both spectators and designers. Also, as it is conducted using an experiential form of play, it connects the professional field of fashion characters and illustrations easily to the public and provides an opportunity for interest to be induced. Therefore, it is hoped that this digital fashion character web app study applying play and experience methods will lead to future fashion illustration studies that break away from 2 dimensional, flat, and passive spectator methods or expression methods limited only to technique and that can bring out natural cooperation among spectators and artists along with creative thinking.