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Obi-quiet — Clothing Tutorial Part 2 Pants
Published: 2008-11-24 07:27:40 +0000 UTC; Views: 39418; Favourites: 1166; Downloads: 899
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Sorry the drawings got kind of crappy there at the end.Anywho, here's the "pants" part of the tutorial. Hope this helps.
If anyone finds anything offensive on here, please let me know.
Tutorial Pt 1: [link]
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How did I miss this? Hmm I don't see an "s" in the s wrinkles.. I just see more elaborate fan....
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When I say "S" curve, it starts curving one way at the top, and then the opposite way at the bottom. It's not an actual shape so much as a line. Sorry if that was confusing.
"S" curves tend to show movement and they make said movement look very flowing.
[link] That's the one that goes most into S curves.
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Yes, you did. *Shrug* Keeping these family friendly.
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Again, like in your t-shirt tutorial, this has helped my unbelievably! Thank you so much... again!
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You're very welcome! If you have any pictures you post, I'd love to see 'em.
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Ah, thats so kind of you! I have actually just posted a new picture if you'd like to see it. =]
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Nice job!
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Awwww, thank you. ^^ I'm still learning, so, I'll probably continue to study your tutorials and real clothing and everything and hopefully I can progress. ^^ Anyways, thank you for the advice!
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You are far more than welcome.
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Glad you like it.
Funny avatar, btw.
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Hi! Your tutorial is featured in our journal!
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This covers so much. I love the way it's put together.
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Oh Thank GOD!!! I've been having alot of har time on fold... good thing I've found this tutorial! Great Job!! XD
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I have a series of them like this if you want to check them out. Hope they help.
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Huge, HUGE help. <3 This is the best tutorial on clothing I've seen. *will be sure to integrate some of this in her next drawing*
And actually, it seems that Kishimoto's gotten really lazy with his art. Especially the upper torso/arm area... :/ But I guess that's what happens when you try to rush things... (Poor Deidara's arms in Chapter 362...)
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Well, he's also a minimalist when it comes to wrinkles (and he's really good at it too), so I'd say it's more of a style thing, plus just because this is a basic rule, doesn't mean that it would apply to every piece of clothing.
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Nah, not talking about clothing, talking about anatomy. 0_o There's something seriously off about the girth of Deidara's arms as opposed to his upper body/shoulder area, visible when his shirt's completely off. I don't know... I've heard that Shueisha actually pushed for Shipuuden before he was ready to do it. And it really has taken a toll on the art, and especially the plot. I still love the characters, and the Akatsuki are amazing in all their freakish glory, but I think that if he'd been allowed to work at his own pace it would have been a lot better.
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I think that a lot of people would be.
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your tutorials are very helpful and enjoyable too..^^...I love the way cloths are done in "My Girl" too..
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I'm glad I'm not the only one who reads My Girl. Thanx.
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i loved the story and the drawings ..can't wait to see how things gonna end..
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Well...I don't plan on it ever ending. It's more of a..."let's keep this interesting" kind of thing, you know?
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This is tutorial is really helpful, you really explain exactly what make folds do things the way they do, especially love you saying about drawing "fan" folds for loose or tight clothing, really is good way of putting it =n____n=
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Thank you so much! I'm just glad to help!
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Both this and your previous clothing tutorials have been very helpful ^_^ However, I'm still a little lost in finding the wrinkles. Like, I know what you mean, but when looking for them, I'm having a difficult time actually seeing where they are :/
But otherwise, awesome work C:
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It's something that comes along with time. Seriously, the next time you're in class or a job or something and you're bored, look at the clothing around you and see if you can reproduce the wrinkles and find similarities. It helps a lot.
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I have a few times, but I'll probably take more time to stare and really observe them.
But thanks a lot, this is super helpful. Wrinkles have always been something that I've had a hard time drawing (as I'm sure the case is the same with a lot of people.)
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Certainly was with me...I STILL have issues.
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It's one of the greatest confuzzlements of art. u_u
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i realized something sorta disturbing when i had to go to the bathroom in the middle of reading this thing, i could use the streach marks on my thigh as a guid for drawing wrinkle for pants 0_0 ... i'm still trying to firgure out why exacly i even HAVE streachmarks there, i have a pretty good idea, but still, wait, did i just go on a mini rant?
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...hey, whatever works, right?
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THANK YOU!!! these tutorials are really helpful!!! please continue!
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I plan on doing so.
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Finally got around to looking at this thing...
This was great! Clearer than the other one was, I think. I'm not sure you really need to actually define each and every kind of wrinkle (that just seems to make it a bit more confusing) but whatever.
One thing, though. I can understand why you'd be uncomfortable about drawing the crotch on people (I assume that's what you were talking about, anyway) but mentioning it as frequently as you did only drew attention to what you were avoiding. I think if you hadn't mentioned the fact that you were uncomfortable with it, then no one probably would've noticed. Especially the part where you moved onto men's pants. This is obviously a tutorial for educational purposes, so of course no one will be offended. If you don't say anything, I'm willing to bet no one would think anything of it anyway. Be business-like and treat it professionally and it would be better, I think. I do know what you mean, though. I went for a lot of years avoiding drawing men, especially below the waist, but then I realized I was being silly and just learned how to draw proper pants.
Oh yeah, and I think it would've been helpful to mention that jeans (especially shorts, like the ones in that picture) tend to get "stuck" in certain wrinkles that happen frequently. Using that picture as an example, I'd bet that if those shorts were ironed flat and the girl put them on standing up, they'd have a lot less wrinkles in them than what you see. They don't seem especially tight, so those wrinkles must come from when she sits down and the fabric rides up and folds a LOT. As a result of frequent leg-bending, that denim got stuck with those wrinkles. Gravity doesn't have a chance at that mess. XD D'you see what I mean, though?
And...umm..."direct thrust" seems like a BAD choice of words for that kind of wrinkle. Especially since it's introduced right beside that particular picture. Just thought I ought to say something...
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Well, I've had a LOT of people (I can name quite a few off the top of my head) tell me that they're uncomfortable drawing crotches (okay, that just sounds weird), and I used to be like that. I wanted to draw attention to that because I want people who are uncomfortable with it to realize it's not that bad.
I'm hopefully going to be working on "stuck" wrinkles at a later time, which is why I didn't mention it now (not to mention that this was already really long).
The "Direct thrust" type of wrinkles I got directly from a book...dang, I should reference that book...it's amazing. I can see your point, but I can't come up with anything else to call them. 
Thanx hon!
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Yeah, I know how that is, I used to be that way too, but maybe you could just say something along those lines just once and leave it at that. Professional-like, yes?
M'kay, just wondering if you were gonna talk about it. I think jeans are the biggest perpitrators of stuck wrinkles, especially around the knees and hips, which is why I brought it up here.
M'kay. I didn't know if that was something you made up or not. What book, though? It does sound good.
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