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Garment Structure
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Clothing Details & Textures
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Color, Light & Shadow
Versatile Costume Rendering Grounded in Garment Structure and Texture
Meet Nanoka, an illustrator known for creating goods visuals for the TV anime BanG Dream! Ave Mujica, designing 3D models for Daimaru Matsuzakaya, and being featured in popular illustration collections.
In this CLASS+, Nanoka walks you through the key points of drawing convincing clothing, from basic garment structure to coloring methods that account for materials and light. If you get stuck whenever the type of clothing changes, or you keep wondering why clothes take the shapes they do, you'll learn an approach that works across all kinds of garments.
In this CLASS+, Nanoka walks you through the key points of drawing convincing clothing, from basic garment structure to coloring methods that account for materials and light. If you get stuck whenever the type of clothing changes, or you keep wondering why clothes take the shapes they do, you'll learn an approach that works across all kinds of garments.
You'll start with the basic structure of clothing and how to approach wrinkles, using T-shirts, shirts, pants, and skirts as examples. Then you'll learn how to capture the shape and volume of each part that makes up a costume, including collars, cuffs, ribbons, neckties, and belts, and gain the ability to draw a variety of items distinctly.
Next, you'll work on rendering textures that capture what makes each material unique, including lace, embroidery, and tights. By drawing with both the shape of the garment and the differences between materials in mind, you'll learn to make your costumes truly convincing.
Finally, you'll practice choosing shadow colors that suit your base colors, along with coloring tips that keep layer modes from turning colors muddy. From there, you'll put what you've learned to work by designing a men's costume and taking it through every stage, from rough sketch and linework to coloring and finishing, until it's complete.
Experience a way of drawing that applies to a wide range of costumes, from garment structure and materials to color choices, only on Coloso.
Next, you'll work on rendering textures that capture what makes each material unique, including lace, embroidery, and tights. By drawing with both the shape of the garment and the differences between materials in mind, you'll learn to make your costumes truly convincing.
Finally, you'll practice choosing shadow colors that suit your base colors, along with coloring tips that keep layer modes from turning colors muddy. From there, you'll put what you've learned to work by designing a men's costume and taking it through every stage, from rough sketch and linework to coloring and finishing, until it's complete.
Experience a way of drawing that applies to a wide range of costumes, from garment structure and materials to color choices, only on Coloso.
Class Perks
Special Gift from Nanoka
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Costume design expertise with unlimited access to 36 chapters -
Complete 3 artworks throughout the class -
Downloadable resources including PSD files
Class Material Details
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PDF Learning Materials- Class materials in PDF format
- Costume design (concept, silhouette)
- Pose (impression)
- Coloring (clothing) -
Exercise Materials- Non-merged PSD/CLIP files of the finished illustrations
Recommendation
Who should take this class?
Artists who struggle to draw clothing beyond basic shapes
Artists who want to draw a wider variety of garments, details, and materials
Artists who want to improve their coloring with better control over light and shadow
Expert Illustrator Nanoka's Portfolio
Why Take This Class?
Stop drawing clothes by feel and understand the structure behind their shapes. Learn how garments follow the body, how fabric thickness and overlapping layers affect their form, and why wrinkles form to draw clothing more naturally and convincingly.
From clothing parts and decorative details to material textures and color choices, learn practical techniques for drawing a wide range of garments. Understand how light and shadow affect different materials and how to achieve clear, dimensional coloring without muddy colors.
Get Ready for the Real World
Mastering Clothing Structure, Textures, and Coloring
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Drawing Clothing Parts -
Drawing Clothing Items -
Drawing Decorative Items
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Rendering Material Textures -
Choosing Shadow Colors -
From Design to Coloring
Final Artwork
*The above images are sample images for a better understanding.
CLASS+ provides additional curriculum and class materials to help you enhance your skills, in addition to the standard course content.
What You’ll Learn
Three Key Points of This Class
Fundamentals of Garment Structure
Rather than just memorizing the shapes of T-shirts, shirts, pants, and skirts, you'll understand why clothing takes the form it does, based on how it relates to the body and how fabric behaves. You'll gain the ability to draw clothing that looks natural and three-dimensional.
Drawing Clothing Details and Garments
From small parts like collars, cuffs, and hems to items like shirts, jackets, and pants, you'll learn how to capture the distinctive shape and structure of each one. By understanding how parts and items differ, you'll gain the flexibility to draw many different kinds of clothing naturally.
Coloring Techniques for Materials and Light
You'll learn to render the textures of materials such as lace, embroidery, and tights, choose base and shadow colors, and color without letting your work turn muddy. Paying attention to material texture and how light shifts color, you'll pick up coloring techniques that bring out a sense of volume in clothing.
*The above images are sample images for a better understanding.
After Finishing This Class
You'll gain practical skills for drawing clothing, from costume design to coloring and finishing.
Roadmap
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Highlights
Class Highlights
Understanding Basic Garment Structure
Instead of drawing clothes by feel, you'll understand the basic structure of T-shirts, shirts, pants, and skirts, right down to how they relate to the body, how thick the fabric is, and why wrinkles form. That understanding is what lets you render clothing that looks truly convincing.
Drawing Different Clothing Parts and Items
You'll systematically study how shapes and structures differ, from small parts such as collars, cuffs, and hems to items such as shirts, jackets, and pants. By organizing the characteristics of each garment, you'll build the flexibility to draw many different kinds of clothing.
Coloring with Control over Materials and Color
In addition to rendering the textures of lace, embroidery, and tights, you'll learn how to choose base and shadow colors and how to color without muddying your palette. By staying mindful of each material's characteristics and how light affects it, you'll gain the ability to render clothing with both volume and texture.
