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DJ Coulz Suit Tutorial: BASICS
Published: 2011-06-15 09:50:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 69558; Favourites: 4268; Downloads: 1579
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These are your basic suit building blocks. :3 I'm glad I could be helpful!
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Haha well, Tailors will usually do all this for them, but tailors these days don't really both this much. I see like spokesmen or news anchors on tv, and even their wardrobe people don't always get it right.
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O.o That must bother you, seeing someone not wearing something properly.
How do you know so much about suits?
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I read alot XD
I can hardly watch tv without seeing so many badly fitted suits. XD It's true what they say "Ignorance is bliss"
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Very helpful! This'll definitely come in handy for my vintage men drawings.
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I'm glad I could help!
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u r amazing!!!
this tutorial is a way nice a very helpful!!
thank you sooo much for it!
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Thank you! I really appreciate that! I'm glad it's helpful for you!
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Thanks so much for this awesome tutorial!
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This is helpful like WOAH. Thank you so much for making this!
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This is great, I learned a lot about suits from this!
~VelkynKarma
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XDDDDDDD! This tutorial's going to be so helpful for me. Thanks so much for making it.
Question, would this also apply to lab coats?
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First, I'm glad I could help.
Second, I think technically lab coats are uniform depending on size, BUT if you want your character to look even better in a lab coat you can still apply these rules to make them look nicer. It may not be the most 100% accurate lab coat on the planet, but if it accentuates their features, no ones gunna correct you on the lab coat. 
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This is an interesing, charming and awesome tutorial.
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Charming, that's a new one! XD I'm glad you like!
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I liked it. It fun when people make really specific tutorials on things they know well.
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Woot a suit tutorial!! Gonna come in hand for the future, thank you!
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And all the rest of your stuff in your gallery, seriously I was gonna go to bed an hour or two ago and I spent that time looking through your stuff, LOVE IT
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XD That really is very awesome to hear, I often times find really great artists and spend like half a day looking through their stuff, and it's really cool to hear that some people do that with my art.
Thanks for not only for looking through my art, but telling me as well, it's always cool to hear!~
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You're very welcome! You're an amazing artist and I'm very jealous at how well you draw (and color and shade) guys, I know practice makes perfect but I still wish I had that kind of talent.
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Yeah, I always hated hearing "practice, practice, practice" but truthfully, that's the only way to get here. And I still keep doing it! XD
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lol yep, I need to draw more but I have no time
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Amazingly useful tutorial! I love it
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This is me loving you forever for this.
Suits are my favorite thing to put on characters, but I feel like I can't draw them very accurately. This helps me out alot, thanks!
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Great tutorial! I tend to add clothing to characters as an afterthought, and it probably detracts from my art. I'll pay a little more attention to their clothing from now on!
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You know what they say, the clothes make the man! Going from the step of drawing clothing as an after thought to clothing as a part of the picture is a key step in becoming a better artist I believe!
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Not only have I learnt how to draw a proper well-fitting suit, but I also feel prepared to take my brothers suit shopping. A wonderfully informative piece of guidance! :>
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Plus if your gunna spend the money on the suit, you want it to be the best one for you. 8P
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