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Art blog DAY 3 & 4

Fabric folds are a hard topic to grasp, I can see that now.

Initially, I tried watching a 1 hour class video about folds, which long story short, I found tedious and incomprehensible.

Luckily, it was by searching videos in my native language, Spanish, that not only did it give tips as per usual, but also, and hear me out, laid out the basics! :0

Im exaggerating of course, but after 3 days of looking out for resources on the topic, surely I deserve to vent.

This all happened on day 3, in which I took notes of the six types of folds (Ive seen somewhere that there might be seven, but I'll look into that tomorrow).

And on day 4, A.K.A, today, drew basic folds + 2 reference garments.

My goal for tomorrow is to practice specifically "U folds", specifically by using reference,

But if anyone has any book, video, technique, etc. that helped you or others on drawing clothing (types of folds specifically), I'd be very grateful.