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...Jason E. Valentine

I wonder if someone can help me to fix some mistakes I just can´t at times...for example the folds on clothes like his long sleeves...if there is something unproportioned at his face...everything
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~lolwutlemonplz Jun 4, 2012
I think what would help in this case would be considering the fit/cut of the shirt you're trying to draw. Is this a tight-fitting shirt or one that hangs loose? From there, it's helpful to look up reference images online of people with a similar figure/body build wearing the kind of clothing you're portraying. You can even look at your own clothes in the mirror and how they fit on you, and how the folds act differently when you move about.

As far as how fabric interacts with things, you can do some studies on fabric itself- drape and bunch up different fabrics over all sorts of objects. Try to use fabrics with textures and/or patterns as well as plain colored or black and white fabrics, and just sit and draw them- exactly what you see in front of you.

A lot of what goes into portraying fabric is the way light interacts with it as well. Light and shadow can accentuate wrinkles and folds, big and small. Make sure to take that into consideration.
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~Ephelle May 12, 2012
still need help?

i'd be willing to redline c:
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~Magma-Whip May 12, 2012
of course! say anything you have too!
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~Ephelle May 16, 2012
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Mood: Adoration ~Riley-Dei Apr 13, 2012  Student
For the folds on clothing I would suggest looking at how you own clothes fold, and try to incorporate that. Th drawing is really good, I'm impressed, I still get annoyed with draw guys. The top of the torso seems a little strange around where it connects with the arm, but everything else is perfect. Especially the face, the expression really amazes me.
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Mood: Cheerful ~Magma-Whip May 3, 2012
Wow...I actually thought I did reply tour comment before!
sorry for that and thank you very much for mentioning the details and the suggestions! :)
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~Riley-Dei May 3, 2012  Student
It's no problem, and you're welcome! :D
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~JH-Kael Mar 14, 2012  Professional Digital Artist
"¿Que estas mirando? ¿Me estas dibujando?"

Perdón, fue lo primero que pense xD
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~Magma-Whip Mar 14, 2012
ja, de hecho la idea es que el espectador imagine la razon de su mirada. :)

Gracias por el comment!
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~BenjaminForsell Mar 12, 2012  Student Digital Artist
Neat! I't nice to see something from you again, I dig his hair and expression!
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