How to Draw Realistic Clothes
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Alright, let's draw a shiny satin dress. I chose to make this a full body drawing so starting out with the basic forms of the body helped.
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Sketch in the folds. Notice the aren't just random lines in random places. Each fold is influenced by the form or the body/dress.
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You can now start adding the shading from darkest to lightest. It is easier to tackle this in sections. Folds in different sections move in different directions. So after finishing the torso section I moved on to the waist section.
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And finally we have our finished dress. If your dress isn't looking shiny enough try making your darks darker and your lights lighter. Creating contrast is key here.
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Finally, I will show you how to build a Victorian-style dress. So, start out with the basic forms of the body sketched out.
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Next, sketch in the basic form of the dress. It helps to add in some guidelines to help you get the perspective right.
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Now it's is time to start shading in piece by piece. It is up to you light/dark you make each part of your dress.
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Here is the result of my shading. You can add as many details as you want and keep on shading until your dress looks perfectly realistic.
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February 15, 2011
Description: Alright guys here is part two of my clothing tutorial. It is pretty much all dresses. Lets's finish this off!