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Draw Dynamic Folds & Wrinkles

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Release date:2020

Author:Shawna Tenney

Skill level:Beginner

Language:English

Exercise files:Yes

Whether you are a beginner or a professional, if you struggle with drawing believable fold and wrinkles, this is the course for you! Much like studying human anatomy in order to draw convincing characters, it’s important to study the anatomy of folds to confidently draw clothing on your characters and in your environments.

Instructor Shawna Tenney is no stranger to drawing drapery. In her book Brunhilda’s Backwards Day, she had to draw and render a big, pink, fluffy dress over 20 times. It was because of her understanding of the anatomy of folds that she was able to beautifully stylize the folds and wrinkles.

Instructor Shawna Tenney
Instructor Shawna Tenney
Bring life to drapery by learning how it moves and behaves in action. Having a strong understanding of the anatomy of folds will give you the base you need to accurately stylize them. No more wonky, confusing folds.

In this class you will learn:
The anatomy of folds, including overlapping edges, tension and compression.

The 6 different kinds of folds. Pipe folds, half-lock folds, drop folds etc.

How to draw clothing on the figure, indicating the form under the cloth.

Additionally, how to indicate action and attitude with clothing on the figure.

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3 Comments

  1. Would you please upload courses from oatley academy
    https://oatleyacademy.com/mb-characters/
    Thanks alot

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