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Submitted: January 22, 2011
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Clothing Folds Tutorialby ~solfieri

Resources & Stock Images / Tutorials / Traditional Art / Drawing / Other

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FREAKIN'

LAAAASSSSTTT!!

I finally took the will to assemble some old sketches done for the purpose of this tutorial and write the thing. It's so hard and troublesome. >_>

I hope this'll be useful to someone out there. This is my first tutorial, so if you spot any glaring mistakes please bear with me (but do point them out!).

Enjoy!

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Given 2011-04-14

Clothing Folds Tutorial by *solfieri Suggesters Words: Easy to read and user-friendly tutorial that introduces us to the helpful triangular axis and shows a simple way to make the folds more realistic. I found it pretty useful, so I think other deviants will too! ( Suggested by ~aque-mizuhara and Featured by `shelldevil )

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~swagology 3 days ago Student Photographer

i love this so much 0n0

~hareton89 Apr 28, 2013 New member

But the tutorial is good, and has some useful examples.

~hareton89 Apr 28, 2013 New member

But it isn't always that folds are drawn with triangular axis. In step 6, part 4, right and middle part of clothes on her stomach has straight horizontal lines, because it looks good instead of making it triangular. Not to mention the folds in the middle of the skirt, they are like that just because... It's hard because it seems that there are no rules from which to know how folds are placed.