Fanny Richard

Dessin pour les débutants - Vêtements faciles

Hello! Thanks a lot for posting, I'm very happy to see your work! You have a precise hand and a stable line, it gives your drawing a very clean and  polished finish!The shape of the top is well structured and currently reads as a fairly rigid fabric, due to the lack of fold. It is good if it is intentional. You could still put that little line under the chest to indicate volume.The skirt currently reads as though it is supported by a crinoline. If it is intentional, you could push the structure and volume further. If it isn't, think about how gravity would make the fabric fall from the waist.I'll also post a few drawn corrections on the discussion section, so you can understand better what I mean, but essentially:- When your fabric have an undulated shape like your pale blue skirt, make sure the folds follow the pattern from the hem each time- When different layers of fabric overlap, make sure you show a slight difference in thickness on the overlapping area- For the bottom of your skirt, it would depend on the material you're trying to reproduce so references are needed to give the right impression for a given fabric, but without any particular in mind I can recommend you to make the undulations more pronounced and add folds- Think about the hem of the skirt as following the same 3D shape / perspective as the rest of the garment (here, you curved the waistline properly, the hems of the skirt fabrics should follow the same curve) If you want to study further, I'd advise you to follow my course  Drawing For Complete Beginners - Anatomy Made Easy. That could inform you better on representing 3D volumes in drawing, especially lessons 3 to 5. Congratulation for your work, and don't hesitate if you have questions!

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