How to Draw Drapery & Clothing Folds

Unveil the Secrets of Drapery Drawing in This Comprehensive 6-Hour Masterclass! 🎨

Whether you’re a seasoned professional looking to refine your skills or a beginner with a passion for learning, our exclusive “How to Draw Drapery & Clothing Folds” class is tailored just for you. Dive into the captivating world of fabric folds, and bring your sketches to life with the depth and realism they deserve.

What You’ll Learn in This Class:

📝 Sketching Mastery: Learn to freehand drapery folds that flow naturally using an easy to master technique.
🤍 Anatomical Artistry: We draw the neck and chin, essential for completing the realistic appearance of this draped clothing drawing.
🔑 Foundational Principles: I will show you the 4 core principles to draw folds with confidence and ease.
🌟 Depth and Dimension: Get to grips with creating depth that makes your fabric folds look amazingly real.
💡 Reflected Light Realism: Learn the secrets of capturing light on fabric to add a touch of realism to your drawings.
🔄 Overlapping Folds Technique: Understand how to draw the intricate overlaps of fabric that bring about a sense of movement and softness to your work.

This isn’t just another drawing class; it’s a full-fledged, step-by-step, narrated experience that will guide you through the nuances of fabric drawing. With 6 hours of detailed video instruction and a downloadable PDF of references, you’ll have all the resources you need at your fingertips.

Why Choose Our Class?

Expert Guidance: Our tutors are here not just to teach but to mentor you through each step of your artistic journey.
Learn at Your Leisure: Learn at your own pace, pause and replay sections as you need, ensuring you truly grasp each technique.
Class Feedback: Join our community of fellow artists, share your progress, and get constructive feedback.

Don’t let complex fabric folds intimidate you any longer. Sign up now and start transforming blank pages into breathtaking masterpieces!

For the class you will need:

2H, 2B & 8B Pencils
Smooth drawing paper (I used A4 photocopy paper)
Graphite Dust
Teardrop shape make up sponge
Eye shadow sponge
Scrap piece of t-shirt material
Standard Soft Eraser (White)
Kneadable eraser