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sererena — Cloth Study
Published: 2007-09-28 01:20:11 +0000 UTC; Views: 5948; Favourites: 46; Downloads: 265
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Just a study of cloth folds. Been studying it for the past few weeks, lots of drawings and research. I'm happy with the result!
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Looks like it's real, GREAT job, it will be my reference..
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This is amazing! *sighs* clothing and folds, drapes and ugh God its so hard to get this down... Hair is almost as hard as clothing for me too. I need practice! Anyways great job!
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I remember doing that a lot in art class, just with a paper canvas and full pencil work, the old fashioned way.
Did you used mouse or tablet for this one? Looks great.
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I did some pencil sketches as a part of my study, but started doodling in OC and decided to just let it go as a full study
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It's always good to try new things.
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I need to do this too. I applaud you for actually doing it, and well.
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I only finally built up enough discipline to do it at this point.
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wow..it's great! I should really work on improving..well...everything. hahaha...^_^'' Nice work!
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The more you draw things you hate to draw, the less you will hate drawing them. Well, after the initial bonecrushing frustration, that is.
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haha...'tis trueee, I know. >.<' It's that initial frustration that is such a huge obstacle. Frustration makes me break out and everything...T_T
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Research!! I totally need to research clothing folds! This looks awesome. You've got so much of the contrast right, it looks like it was referenced
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Yeah, I think I've got a good grasp of shading, but my drawing needs work, so I'm throwing myself headfirst into practicing. It's amazing what you can learn if you just force yourself... read lots of tutorials and grinded through studying from photographs. It got frustrating at times, but I pushed through.
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This was a good reminder for me to learn cloth folds again...
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This is fantastic! Cloth folds are always the hardest to do.
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Thanks! Yeah clothing folds are tricky, that's why I forced myself to learn.
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I have to do something like this in more form class. but we have to use charcol! so evil!
Anyways this looks good.
Im not a pro at this but just a few things I notice. Kinda hard to tell where the light source is. I assume from the right but then I think there should be more darker value to the left
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The light source is a bit ambigious, the light is very diffuse... It's just coming from the top, though
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I found some tutorials on DA, and practiced from some photographs.
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oh cool I should look for some
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This is so educational. xD
Looks good, I need to study cloth as well. >3
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It's easy... I sketched some photographs of clothing and found some tutorials on DA to help explain what I was seeing.
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Howdy! I'd like to learn more about how to draw cloth foldings... You said there were guides on DA. Where?
Really nice job there
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I just did a search for "clothing tutorials" in the search bar.
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I sometimes do it at public places, I watch the way people's clothes move and stuff, that helps too I think.
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