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Published: 2019-03-03 22:20:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 11038; Favourites: 320; Downloads: 0
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Someone on discord wanted me to explain how I do leather and what I meant by using hard/soft edges to suggest level/plane changes. The technique of applying hard and soft edges isn't just for cloth of course and can be applied in nearly every subject. I highly suggest doing studies upon studies upon studies! It's important to understand how cloth works and wrinkles before worrying about further complexities.Note: I'm still learning constantly and doing studies as often as I can, these are just techniques I've picked up along the way! I wouldn't consider this a tutorial, it's just me trying to pinpoint what makes cloth look like it's three-dimensional!
Here are some videos going further into the subject of applying hard and soft edges that I have personally learned from!
youtu.be/zC3OxonJcXQ
www.youtube.com/watch?v=O-LRxX…
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dgv8EC…
youtu.be/fEjKKiNjvBM
youtu.be/yT1s8Mg5R68
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it's great! it's good to point out also weight suggesting the wrinkling direction and stitching points that tend to wrinkle some areas more like the shoulder/sleeve lines, etc
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Thanks my dude!
I figured wrinkles and the effect of gravity and pressure could be its own thing in the future : o
It's kind of a complicated topic so I wanted to sit on it for a while ♥
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It's very nice of you to tackle that in your own style 
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Awesome tutorial! Also I had to do a double take because I have a leather jacket in that style xD
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Thanks!
Leather jackets are the best~ except when its cold outside and it feels like ice on my skin OTL
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