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DJ Coulz Suit Tutorial: BASICS
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VERY useful! I will definitely keep this guide in mind when designing characters with suits. Thank you so much!
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I'm glad I could be of help
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I'm not sure when I'll next draw a figure in a suit, but I'll definitely be looking back to what you said about colour contrasting!
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Oh gosh thank you so much for this. So so so helpful. OvO
Also probably one of the most attractive tutorials I've ever seen... >v>
Lol
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Huh. That's not the type of tutorial one sees everyday. This is definitely interesting to think about.
I definitely had the feeling that I was reading something from an older book on fashion as I went through this. You really got that across well
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Interesting, I never thought of it that way. 8D Now I can start using more variety when drawing suits! ^_^ Thanks for the tutorial!
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This is so detailed and awesome! At the moment, I have no interest in creating guys in suits, but I will definitely favorite this piece just to keep it on hand!
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Haha no problems! Alot of the color and contrast bits work outside of drawing suits!
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this girl's crazy for a sharp dressed man.
brilliant tutorial, i'll literally never look at a suit the same way again.
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Haha yeah, I have a hard time watching tv now and seeing so many poorly dressed men. ;A;
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8D All I see is SO many Rod Serling's <3
What an awesome tutorial!
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HAha he doesn't have half the eybrows Rod Serling has.
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haha true! Must have been all the black and white what triggered him in my brain.
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What a fantastic tutorial! thank you so much, I will keep all of this in mind!
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Thanks I'm glad you like it!
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I love how you've broken down the suit's subtle beauty. <3
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Well there are so many things about the suit that make me love it! The more you learn the more beautifully epic it is!
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Very true! There's variety for every part of the suit.
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This is insanely useful. Never knew there was so much to a suit, never having worn one. You've introduced me to a crazy subtle way of giving someone more character.
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I'm glad you like it! And yeah, you can use this the make the person look nice, or go in another direction with it. I know Woody Allen would wear his dark glasses to make his light hair and skin look even more pastey and akward looking haha. Thanks for commenting!
I love your icon btw. XD
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Very true. Man, you know your suits.
Thanks, and welcome.
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I just realized...your light coat on a person with a high-contrast face looks a LOT like Richard Nixon on that first TV presidential debate, where he got destroyed by Kennedy because he looked bad on TV--sick, in fact, just as you've described here, and had the facial features been different, they would've looked just like this image of Kennedy and Nixon standing next to each other. [link] I wonder if you were thinking of that when you drew that example?
You have a few typos and text-alignment issues here, but overall, I think this is a very nice, useful tutorial with a lot of things I didn't consider. I even suspect people who don't have a very good fashion sense could use this to help them dress in real life.
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Haha That Nixon debate is probably the best example of how much thought needs to be put into a suit and why it's so important.
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wow! I really enjoyed this! This is very thought out and I really like your ideas and normally I do not fav tutorials but this one just really caught my eye. Great job! I love the way you draw men.
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Thank you! I'm glad you like it and I'm glad you like my mens. XD
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Oh, wow, I've needed this forever. Thank you so much!
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Np! I'm glad I could be helpful!
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Wow! Now this is a great tutorial!
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Where has this been all my life
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