How To Draw Fabric - A Layered Approach with Matthew Archambault

DVDRips | FLV/VP6, ~615 kb/s | 512x384 | Duration: 02:58:00 | English: MP3, 48 kb/s (2 ch) | 828 MB

Genre: Drawing, Painting

Do you struggle with drawing clothing and fabric? Do you need to draw realistic unique clothing for your characters? If this sounds like you then this DVD will teach what you need to know concerning How To Draw Fabric.

Being able to draw believable clothing for your own illustrations or comic art is a must. You cannot fake it. Learn the proper techniques in this DVD that will bring your drawings up to the next level. Who can benefit from this DVD? Well just about anyone who needs to draw people with clothing on. Illustrators, Comic Book Artists, Animators and Fine Artist.

The chapters are as follows, 1. Introduction 2. Simple Fabric 3. Not So Simple Fabric 4. A Very Complicated Dress 5. The Finished Drawing 6. Closing 7. Slideshow. Matt gives to you his eighteen years worth of professional experience working as a freelance illustrator. He will take you through his layered approach thought process teaching you the secrets he has learned from rendering fabric and clothing for hundreds of book covers.

Matt is also giving to you over one hour of online bonus footage as well as practice photo reference in the form of a PDF with the purchase of this DVD.

Matt offers to you a 100% money back guarantee if you do not learn new techniques that improve your drawing skills. It's a win win for you. Do not hesitate, with most continuing education classes starting at $300.00 to $600.00 purchasing this DVD with it's online bonus footage and practice photo reference is a no brainer. If you have any questions concerning the DVD's and all of it's extras please email Matt.

Matt loves books. He has been illustrating them for eighteen years. However there is something special about watching a demonstration standing right over the instructor's shoulder. That is how Matt has set up the DVD's. This is not another instructional drawing book that is basically the author's portfolio.