I believe the answer is internal belief.
Answer:
Sewing machine, Fabrics and thread, needle and scissors.
Explanation:
There are many tools of trade that are necessary when it comes to fashion and interior design but the
three tools of the trade that I think are most important are;
- The sewing machine: This is the most important tool when it comes to fashion. If there are no machines, how to you intend to sew your fabrics? How do you intend to reproduce what you have imagined or seen somewhere? Therefore this one tool is vital in setting up a fashion store. What of the fabrics to sow? Don't be bothered, customers will come with that and this will lead me to the next important tool which is fabrics.
- Fabrics: without Fabrics there is no way you can reproduce what you have thought of or what you have seen in the fashion magazine, there is no way you can let people know about your work and what you can create with your creativity.
-Thread, needle and scissors: This are also important in the joining and creation of the cloth you deserve. Without needle, threads and scissors, then there no production of clothes. They are as such as important as your sewing machine.
To present the appraisal of the major issues militating against better appreciation of the role of
textile design education in Nigerian national development;
• To create greater awareness of the values of textile design education and practice to the
contemporary Nigerian society;
• To identify those major factors responsible for inadequate appreciation of the value of textile
designed education in Nigeria; and
• To provoke greater and further debate on the significance of textile design education and practice
in the development of contemporary Nigerian society and give recommendation towards better
appreciation of the development of textile design education in Nigeria.
Answer:
considered to be the principal proponent of the Neoclassical style, which moved art briskly away from the previous Rococo period
Explanation:
His most famous works include "The Death of Marat" and "Napoleon Crossing the Alps."
