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Sheridan-J — Adding Patterns to Clothing!
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Here is an overview of how I would apply texture/or patterns over clothing.
This example is looking at a pinstriped suit pattern... but I'm pretty certain the same principles would apply if the cloth was say, checkered or tartan. I haven't tried it out yet, so let me know if it works for you!
It also doesn't have to be for a "realistic" style to. If you have a cartoon-like illustration or semi-realistic, it's a good way to get a consistent looking pattern going on!
Also there is probably a shit ton of spelling/grammar errors in there...but whatevs lol
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Good and simple tutorial. I generally painstakingly add the pattern bit by bit to get my shapes but it's good to see other ways to do it. Thank you for putting it up
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Ahhhh...I so wish there was a "warp" tool in GIMP. Oh and by the way...I LOVE the little disclaimer at the bottom! haha
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There's one. It's iWarp (interactive warp). you can distort anything picture by moving, swirling, shifting in any direction, weight and magnitude. I've thought of using it when it comes to such textures around seams, pockets, sleeves, neck aso.
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OH WOW! THANKS! I had no idea!!! Hopefully I can figure out how to make it work for me. haha Thanks again! This will be extremely helpful!
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