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Tutorial - Clothing + Folds 1
Published: 2010-08-20 17:39:46 +0000 UTC; Views: 317473; Favourites: 15625; Downloads: 8126
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This is turning out way longer than I thought it would, but here's PART ONE of my Clothing & Folds tutorial. It goes through the basics of drawing clothing and folds on your characters
There's a lot more to explain, so stay tuned for PART TWO.Part 1: [link]
Part 2: [link]
Holy mother of deviations! I HAVE A DD?! *blinks* EEEE!!! *runs in circles* I love you guys T_T I may cry. THANK YOU!
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Thanks so much for posting this...my folds/wrinkles in clothing are horrible! Β This is really helpful!
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Thank you for sharing, this was very helpful
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Thanks so much! You deserved that daily deviation. Bookmarked!!
P.S. How'd you know I was ogling at the half-naked pic...xD
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This helped a lot, thank you so much!!!Β Β
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FINALLY! A good fold tutorial! You deserve that daily deviation!
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This is the most detailed tutorial i have seen. You have a gift for words and teaching.Β
Thank you for this!
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This will be super helpfulΒ . Thanks a lot.Β
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You're the first ever thing I saw on Deviant Art. It was really helpful! :3
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aww, I feel honored
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Holy S**t! This is one long tutorial....Oh great, more text than images...
(That's going to be a problem considering English is not my... how you say..."Native language")
You make it sound so hard and look so easy....but all of it is hard!
I still have yet to fully read it since... I admit it. I breeze through most of it...sorry.
Hope this helps me. Folds, along with hair and F***ing shading are my nightmares when it comes to drawing...
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The students have to know clothing and folding!
tnx!
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I thank you for blessing DeviantArt with this tutorial. Clothing is by far the most difficult thing for me at this point in time and its existence has made my art all the more easier.
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Please excuse my rampage of favorites of your tutorials. 
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I love it thank you SO much it is helping so much (Folds scared me.... I didn't like drawing folds because I never knew WHERE to place them!)
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You have a DD? O.o
DD? What's that? (BTW... this has been VERY helpful. 
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DD = Daily Deviation
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Yes it was.
I just really suck at clothes........... xD
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OMGosh this has been so helpful you don't even know!! Thank you for making this!!<3Β Β
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This is awesome. Most tutorials offer a plethora of pictures and 2-word captions, but this is very in-depth and chock-full of tips. Incredibly useful. In most of my art, I skip folds because I don't want my crappy fold depicting skills to subtract from the already bad artwork, lol. But because of this tutorial, I don't have to worry as much. Thank you!
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Oh my god. A Tutorial where the person isn't being an ass. Its very helpful too.Β
Thank you for making this. :3
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XD you're welcome
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This is one of those golden tutorials. I mean, you know how there are some where you read them but mostly use them to check your art against the pictures? This isn't one of them. It clearly explains everything and is insanely helpful even in positions that this doesn't use as examples. You did a lot of research and it shows, big time. Easily one of the best tutorials I have seen, especially for something Thais hard to get a grasp on when learning to draw.
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aww thank you so much
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Β I can finally draw clothes, FRUK YES! Ohmygosh you are such a life savior cause I used to draw folds by squiggly lining the outside of the cloth but no more shall I draw squiggly lines! For this tut has helped me!
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Β I LOVE THIS.Β No longer shall my drawings be made of cardboard
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This is very useful. Faving as a reference for my illustrations.
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This is incredibly helpful, thank you for posting it!
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You're very welcome
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You're welcome!
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Thank you.
Nice Work
Keep making Tutorial's and teaching us as well
Really Thank you.
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