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Drawing Drapery: The Half-Lock Fold with Iliya Mirochnik

Drawing Drapery: The Half-Lock Fold
Learn How To Render Fabric Develop an concrete understanding of the half-lock fold.

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Instructor
Iliya Mirochnik
Subjects
Drawing
Topics
Still life
Mediums
Charcoal, Charcoal Pencil, Pastel Pencil
Duration
2h 28m 56s

In this lesson, instructor Iliya Mirochnik will teach you how to analyze and draw the half-lock fold. You will learn to render the cast and occlusion shadows to help enhance the illusion of three-dimensional space and add realism to your drawing.

This lesson belongs to Drapery: The Russian Approach. In this 8-week course, instructor Iliya Mirochnik will introduce you to the Russian Academic method of drawing drapery from observation. You will learn how to render each of the six types of folds. Iliya will teach you how fabric interacts and is affected by gravity. You will discover how designing and incorporating fabric and folds in your work can create movement. Through this course, you will be able to combine everything you have learned into drawing a clothed figure.

Throughout this course, you’ll have access to the NMA community for feedback and critiques to improve your work as you progress.

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