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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
I always had trouble with this but thanks to you, I will be able to draw clothing folds.
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Wow... God, clothing folds and detailed faces screw me over. I'm still at a stage where I can only draw mediocre anime characters. Your tutorial gives me some great ideas! Thanks so much!
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Great refrence, I'll definatly be using this in the future.
I love how simple and clean the tutorial is, it makes it very easy to follow.
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This is so life saving! I've alwayz done headshots because I never could understand how folds work..and now I have a little bit better understanding.
this is very detailed
thank you thank you thank you ^-^
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Jesh... I just love it. I was looking tons of pictures so I could study the folds but you resolve all my problems in just one tutorial. You are amazing!
Thank you~ Keep up the hard work
Un.. And sorry if my english is bad or sth xD
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Your English is fine. Thanks
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I like how you have a wide reference for different sorts of clothing!
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I think I'm like, mentally challenged or something. I've probably read over 100 clothes folds tutorials and it's just so hard for me to understand. You'd think somebody who was good at math and spatial figures would understand better, but apparently not e_o
I just phail D:
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It takes years of observation. That's all I can say, really.
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This will help me out alot. Thank you for making this.
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Great! Now all I need to do is work out how to shade
Would you be able to do dresses, perhaps with puffy sleeves?
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I've drawn perhaps two dresses in my entire life. But if I make another, I'll be sure to try and include them
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Thanks a lot! No pressure or anything, I was just enquiring
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great!. well done and thankx. i suffered quite alot. but uve helped me. 
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Omg....this rocks. 
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Practice makes perfect! My pleasure
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Awsome tutorial I learned a lot
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I have an idea.... I never washed closes or dryed them before. Although, it would be nice to see a tutorial right in front of me while doing so, because I might forget. 
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Heh, well, the best way to learn how to draw something you've just drawn is to put the image away and recall the image as best you can in your mind. Mentally redraw it a few times~
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Useeeeeeful <3
Thank you.
I'm going to start looking at this everytime I draw in front of the computer now XD
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great tutorial, this is going to come in handy, I'm not really that great at doing a realistic look with clothing
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What's even better is sketching the real thing
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yeah, guess that too, always been on those who goes to the books or guides first then to the actually subject type
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excellent tutorial...this should be incredibly useful...very good detail.
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You. Are. God.
I suck at drawing folds... and clothes... and everything else. BUT! This should help me with my drawing impairment. Thank you, kind sir! *Tips top hat.*
~Civil
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That's three times I've been called God... I think... Thanks. I was just thinking about making a newer one today
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Very helpful! Thank you; the lines and arrows really add clarity. I can tell by your phrases that you really understand what you're talking about. Thank you!
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I understand what I'm talking about, eh? Well, I can only keep learning, so I'm understanding new things everytime I draw. It's the way it goes.
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I really like your thoughts on art. I love your journal, too. Time to watch you.
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There's no such thing as being too kind, lol, especially for a little click of a button. Keep up the positive thinking and wonderful work. I will be watching.
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