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treijim — Tutorial - Clothing and Folds
Published: 2006-05-01 11:35:34 +0000 UTC; Views: 67461; Favourites: 2120; Downloads: 1247
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Not quite as whole as I'd hoped, but better than nothing. Print it as a reference if you want.Related content
Comments: 131
Thank you very much for providing this, it really is a useful tool and it will definitely help with the further study of drawing material/clothing. Changes the thought process while looking at the real thing (and makes it a bit more understandable - less...anxiety haha) ^^
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This is exceptionally well thought out and organized. Thank you for taking the time to make this!
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I think I might just cry of happiness. Thank you so much for making this tutorial. :'D
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Thank you so much for that! I've always problems with folds of clothes. Your tutorial'll definitely help me
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This is really going to help me! Thank you!
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wow this has everything in it, good study! thank you
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I am faving this so bad, all over the place.
It is... USEFUL!
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Good fold lines - I need way more practice, but I can see how the lineart and practice from real fabric will make the learning process easier.
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FINALLY!!!! Thank god. I have been looking foreverrrr for a clothing folds tutorial that actually makes sense *o* Instant fav.
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Wow This is really helpful !~~
<33 Thank you *U*
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The arrows are making me confused for some reason >__<
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It's the direction clothes are being pulled/moved
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This looks useful!
I'll have to look at this when I'm drawing...
thanks~ ^.^
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I definitely appreciate how you attacked the "anatomy" of the clothing. How it reacts to certain movements and its behavior in particular positions. Definitely helps me frame it in my head. Thank you.
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How did u come up with this stuff? How do you know all the angles with the curves and stretches from the shorts?? Thats amzing? how did u do it?
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I look at real clothes of course
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Like, for every drawing you use reference? magazines or other stuff?
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I'm definitely going to be using this, but I was a little curious--you have every part of the body down, except the torso area, which in itself can be very tricky. Is there any chance you plan on making a tutorial for that?
Other than that though, this is an amazing tutorial, and thank you for piecing it together!~
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This is an old tutorial now. The torso is heavily varying and the clothing over it varies even more. I suggest collecting hundreds or even thousands of photos (movie gallery screenshots are good) to use as references instead. Thanks!
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Oh, thank you. ^^ I'm just having a bit of trouble with that area, and the tutorial was so helpful I thought I'd ask.
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explanations make it easier to understand why it folds like that...amazing tutorial
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Extremely useful. :3 It shows a variety of situations that most tutorials usually don't cover, such as various bending, pulling, etc. Faving for sure!
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Very useful (can you say useful? I know my English isn't the best...) That's exactly what I was looking for.
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