Pleather:
Under drawing on separate page:
Create silhouette of garment.
Block in (here: brown) color with marker
Block in shadows and folds with a black marker.
Shine can be left white, or can be blocked out first with brown, and add white pastel "shine -shapes" later.
Prince De Gaulle in Prisma:
Same as above.
Working in Prisma only, starting with the silhouette of garment first and add shadows with the side of pencil
Working with marker and pastel:
Same as above, adding shadows with brush side of marker and use pastel dust to color tone in.
Pleather:
Under drawing on separate page:
On top page:
Create silhouette of garment.
Block in (here: brown) color with marker
Block in shadows and folds with a black marker.
Shine can be left white, or can be blocked out first with brown, and add white pastel "shine -shapes" later.
As you keep hearing from me the under drawing is very important, it is the foundation of your drawing and can make or break the drawing:
It is very important to take the time to measure correctly to keep the correct proportion!
Rendering different textures: Fur, leather, sequins and tull.
Under drawing on a separate page:
Drawing the clothes only.
Silhouette of garments first with prisma.
Shadows and folds of skirt with marker or water color.
Block out fur color.
Highlight lighter areas.
Texture fur where texture is most visible (not regular).
Under drawing on separate page:
On top page:
Create silhouette of garment.
Block in (here: brown) color with marker
Block in shadows and folds with a black marker.
Shine can be left white, or can be blocked out first with brown, and add white pastel "shine -shapes" later.
Sequin and Tull:
Sequin:
Under drawing on a separate page.
Silhouette of garments with Prisma (soft LQ).
Block out color of dress.
Add shine with pastel and blend.
Add sequin with white gouache, only those who shine. All others, aor some more visible ones, with Prisma (half circles).
Tull:
Tull is see through.
Water color shape of Tull.
After dry, add shadows and double layers.
Add texture (very fine grid) with Prisma.
1) Under drawing with a skin tine marker.
Feel the body/pose!
2) Draw silhouette of garments with Prisma pencil:
Knit sweater:
1) Block in with pink marker.
2) Add shadows/folds with a grey marker.
3) Pastel dust with a contrast color.
4) Erase patern (dots).
5) Add texture with Prisma.
6) Add chain with gouache.
Jeans:
1) Block in with blue marker or gouache.
2) Add shadows and folds with marker or gouache.
3) Add grey pastel and white pastel the whashed out areas and blend.
4) Erase what is to much.
5) Seams and contours with blue Prisma.
1) Under drawing with a skin tine marker.
Feel the body/pose!
2) Draw silhouette of garments with Prisma pencil:
Knit sweater:
1) Block in with pink marker.
2) Add shadows/folds with a grey marker.
3) Pastel dust with a contrast color.
4) Erase patern (dots).
5) Add texture with Prisma.
6) Add chain with gouache.
Jeans:
1) Block in with blue marker or gouache.
2) Add shadows and folds with marker or gouache.
3) Add grey pastel and white pastel the whashed out areas and blend.
4) Erase what is to much.
5) Seams and contours with blue Prisma.
Drawing the figure first. Use direction arrows for body angles (see ex.)
Adding the clothes only on tracing paper (with Prisma). Draw silhouette of garment first. Then emphasize on fabric folds (shadows) according to the body movement/pose (with the side of Prisma or marker).
Drawing the figure first.
Adding the clothes only on tracing paper (with Prisma). Draw silhouette of garment first. Then emphasize on fabric folds (shadows) according to the body movement/pose (with the side of Prisma or marker).
Drawing the figure first.
Adding the clothes only on tracing paper (with Prisma). Draw silhouette of garment first. Block in color of garment with marker or water color if you use regular paper.
Then emphasize on fabric folds (shadows) according to the body movement/pose (with the side of Prisma or marker).
Drawing the male fashion face from a magazine picture.
Use tracing paper. Draw shadows with marker in an edited way. Lift tracing paper. Add few accents with Prisma.