Everything You Wanted To Know About Drawing Folds 

Scott, that helped me a lot thank you so much, and i never stop drawing, im also an artist but in my own unique way

Yay, JC Leyendecker ~ truly remarkable!

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Scott thank you for this video it helped and inspired me to draw my newest and best so far drawing

Brother pls tell me about how to draw anime faces pls

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@@itz_mekai5012 yes

@@itz_mekai5012 yes

That's why I use toned sketchbooks. Grey and tan are my favs. A pencil and a white charcoal pencil and you're good to go. Helps when practicing reflective objects as well.

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A minor inconvenience

@@peco3474 you don't understand if i did something like that i'd just die on the spot

Big foot?

Lol, this is my internal fear drawing people in public. And forget drawing kids the mom's go after you. (I draw and run)

It's like a police sketch but they're only focused on drawing the clothing folds

Love this 😂🤍

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You’re welcome 😊

awesome technique! i might try this out when i have time. thank you for sharing!!

Glad it was helpful!

LOOK AT A DRESS AND IMAGINE WHERE ITS GONNA FOLD AND END find the creases and end points of a skirt and slowly get inspired from it and go nuts

There will be creases where the skin stretches And there will be creases where the clothes get stretched. If the clothes are short and not stretching, then they wont have alot of creases if they are strecting, like if u have seen a cropped top on a girl, it will look like that. If the clothes are longer and not stretching and hanging by the hip, they will look a little bungy

@@yoisakikanade9224 they said they CAN'T imagine it 😒

Maybe search up some photos for reference :)

It seems like having a reference while you practice (whether a picture or an actual piece of draped cloth) would be helpful for a while. After you get the hang of how the shapes and folds work, you’ll probably be able to draw it from memory and have an easier time improvising.

Thank you so much ♥ I've found with watercolors, I've been able to "let go" and just let them be. Just remember... there is no "perfection" in art. Just find those little quirks that make YOU happy.

@@ssavaart Thank you! ❤️

Are you 10 or something? Lmfao

Any number 2 pencil is great for drawing/sketching. I use a 4H so that I can erase it easily.

I recommend 2b pencils. I think they look softer and they are easier to erase. They are my favorite.

Any pencil set that has HB, 2B, 4B, 2H, 4H, 6H, and etc. You need a variety of pencils. And a kneaded eraser.

@@cybergalacticnova wait, you need more than 2 pencils and a crappy pen? Dang... Must have been working wrong all my life

@@mikotheraskum2014 Nah you're not working wrong. :) Just that different pencils have different qualities. Higher the B, the softer it is and more darker (so it allows easy blending) and the higher the H, the harder and lighter it is (great for details). They're often $11 to $20 USD for a simple set.

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Haha! That's about how it feels now!

'It's day 462 of my offical art studies. Today, I have tasked myself with studying... dare I say it... extroverts in their natural environment. I have selected a pair to follow and observe. Thankfully, they have stopped for food, allowijg me to do my work. My hiding spot has been carefully selected, scoped, and utilized. I am perfectly hidden behind the lush foliage, unseen by those I am watching. My elbows are a little cramped, and my sketchbook feels a bit unbalanced, but I shall persevere for the sake of Art. Thus far, I have 5 pages filled, with a 6th well under way.' Across the hallway at the mall- "Hey, what's that guy doing behind that bush?" "I dunno, let's ask him. Hey you over there! Whatcha doin' man?" The artist pops out and runs away screaming, shedding pages along the way. "Oops..." A rustle of paper. "Whoever it was is pretty good. The sketch is a dead ringer for you." "No kidding! Hey, wait a sec... I recognize this tag." "Oh? Who is it?" "My cousin. I follow him on Instagram. He's actually got some really cool stuff on there; you should check it out. I'll swing by tomorrow and give him the papers he dropped." "Dude, how did you not recognize it was your cousin back there?" "Well for one, the only time I really see his face is when his name is called and he looks up from his book with a deer-in-the-headlights look." "Fair enough..."

@@warriormaiden9829 omg I love this😂

You are so welcome

Same. My brain isn't good at spatial stuff. Objects and images and all that.

@@juliagoetia it's always just blank darkness with constant thoughts

yeah, I imagine this is different for people who can’t visualize things (which is an actual thing, full incapability to mentally visualize something)

Try getting a little piece of actual cloth and play with it. I dunno

@@mikotheraskum2014 Ooh that’s a good idea! Thank you so much!

'It's day 462 of my offical art studies. Today, I have tasked myself with studying... dare I say it... extroverts in their natural environment. I have selected a pair to follow and observe. Thankfully, they have stopped for food, allowijg me to do my work. My hiding spot has been carefully selected, scoped, and utilized. I am perfectly hidden behind the lush foliage, unseen by those I am watching. My elbows are a little cramped, and my sketchbook feels a bit unbalanced, but I shall persevere for the sake of Art. Thus far, I have 5 pages filled, with a 6th well under way.' Across the hallway at the mall- "Hey, what's that guy doing behind that bush?" "I dunno, let's ask him. Hey you over there! Whatcha doin' man?" The artist pops out and runs away screaming, shedding pages along the way. "Oops..." A rustle of paper. "Whoever it was is pretty good. The sketch is a dead ringer for you." "No kidding! Hey, wait a sec... I recognize this tag." "Oh? Who is it?" "My cousin. I follow him on Instagram. He's actually got some really cool stuff on there; you should check it out. I'll swing by tomorrow and give him the papers he dropped." "Dude, how did you not recognize your cousin back there?" "Well for one, the only time I really see his face is when his name is called and he looks up from his book with a deer-in-the-headlights look." "Fair enough..."