Название: How to Create Manga: Drawing Clothing and Accessories
Автор: Studio Hard Deluxe Inc.
Издательство: Ingram
Жанр: Изобразительное искусство, фотография
isbn: 9781462921355
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it easy to express a character’s
individuality. When adding texture,
change the angle slightly for each
section (front panel, sleeves, collar)
to bring out dimension rather than
applying it all over.
See-through shirt
Made from sheer material, this
kind of shirt is typically worn
by women. Beyond the plainer
versions, many are decorated
with lace and other accents.
Create a light look by contrast-
ing the shirt with the skin or an
inner layer of clothing.
Banker’s shirt
Only the collar and cuffs are
white on this type of shirt,
with colored or patterned
fabric used for the main part
of the shirt. This type of shirt
makes for a crisp, clean,
intelligent image.
Hawaiian shirt
While tropical patterns abound, it
is said that this kind of shirt has
its roots in Japanese traditional
dress, which may explain why
there are also many dragon and
carp motifs on Hawaiian shirts.
They are loose-fitting, so draw
the outline from the torso to the
hem to be nearly a straight line.
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Hoodies
There are various styles of these sweatshirt-style outer layers, most closing with a zipper down
the front and often including pockets on the stomach area.
Structure of a hoodie
Types of hoodies
Pullover or hooded
sweatshirt
This type of hoodie is worn
by pulling it over the head.
It’s often made from soft
sweatshirt-style material. It
has a pouch on the front for
both hands.
Cowl-neck hoodie
This type has a lot of fabric around
the neckline so as to completely
conceal the neck. Some types have
buttons while others have zippers to
fasten the neck section.
Zip-up hoodie
This type has a zipper at the front
that allows it to be worn open or
fastened. The head of the zipper is
usually at around chest height.
Button-up hoodie
This type fastens with buttons
down the front. Most examples
fasten higher than the zipper type.
Thickness of the hood
The sweatshirt fabric
used for hoodies comes
in both lighter spring
and summer weights as
well as thicker fall and
winter weights. If the
fabric is light, the hood
takes on a slacker shape.
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Drawing a pullover hoodie (front view)
Draw the hood around the neck
Draw in the rest of the hoodie, following
the lines of the body
Draw in the cord and pocket
Add in creases, cuffs and pocket details
Completion
When the hood is on
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Drawing a pullover hoodie (rear view)
Follow the lines of the body to draw the
hood and top
Add shadow to complete
When the hood is on (rear view)
Side view
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Examples of hoodies
Zip-up hoodie
The fabric is light and the hood does not have much of a thick-
ness to it. If the hoodie has a zipper with pull tabs at both ends, it
is called a double zipper hoodie.
Cowl neck hoodie
The fabric around the neck is thick, so that the necks of some of
these hoodies stand like collars. Apart from pullover versions,
there are various other types.
Button-up hoodie
Twisted cords, large buttons and other decorative elements define
this type. When the buttons are fastened all the way up, the fabric