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Vyndicare β Drawing Clothing Wrinkles [P1]
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Published: 2013-12-27 02:46:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 6246; Favourites: 201; Downloads: 0
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By popular vote, a tutorial for clothing wrinkles was requested. In this tutorial, I explained how to DRAW clothing wrinkles. This is only the first part. The next part will consist of shading clothing wrinkles which is actually a lot easier than you might think. After that, I could probably do a tutorial showing different clothing styles, how they conform to the body and how they should be textured.I apologize if this is not the best tutorial... It's my first one so bare with me. I tried explaining everything as simply as I could.
If you have any other ideas for tutorials that you would like to see from me, let me know.
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I will sooooooooooo use this sometime. I'm trying to learn how to draw semi-decently so I have a lot of work to do 
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Well I'm gal it helps. I still need to post the rest of the tutorials. But I have to make them first XD
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mmhm. And yes!! Do so!! I bet they would help xD haha xD well, making it is the longest part but.. ehhhh (notice I didn't say hardest xD For me the hardest part is not being lazy enough to post it)Β
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That is definitely true 
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woah!!! thanks for this sempai!!!!! (gah i feel so special I am Dying now Q//\\Q) I'm really terrible at making those wrinkles (in tight fabrics) ... seriously! so thanks for sharing some tip ><Β
I'm looking forward to the next one!!!shadings !!!! i'm.gonna.waiiiiit.really.!
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I hope it actually helped. I've never really explained these types of things before.
Ah yes shadings. It's actually a lot easier than it looks. As long as you have your flow marks, you'll know exactly where it should be shaded darkest and lightest.
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don't worry, it does!
ahahahahahah I'm not sure though if I can be good friends with lighting and shadowing!!!! I don't have enough patience in doing them ... correctly~Β
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It's actually pretty quick to do. It just depends on how intricate you make your flow marks.
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ahahaha yeah i guess~ XD it's just that, i don't use pen, so i really find it difficult to do the shadows and colors, it's pretty tiring when u use a mouse, you know! XD
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That is true. That's when adjustable brush size comes in handy
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You're welcome. I glad it is
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this will help me out a lot since i have such trouble drawing fabric. thanks for posting it!
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You're welcome ^^ I understand that many people need help with learning fabric textures and movement. My next tutorial will be shading fabric
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I understood without having to read the text.
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You are very clear.
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Thank you. I'm glad it's helpful. Most tutorials that I've seen are always very... Confusing. So I made my own and tried to make it as simple as possible. I know that some people are visual learners and some people can learn by reading. I combined the two and color code to point out the important stuff.
Stay tuned for part two on shading ^^
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Yay! I had no idea how to design the tutorial so I was like "whatever, it can stay on a blank sheet"
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