[matter]

hi, i have ron lemen's tutorial on drapery: http://forums.sijun.com/viewtopic.php?t=35539

but i remember a short tutorial that summed up 7-8 forms that affect drapery differently and had a photo of each mounted on a wall. i think it was from a link to something on epilogue or conceptart (but i'm not even sure of that so i thought i'd ask here first).. any help would be appreciated!

-matt
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[jfrancis]

Bridgman has a book about the 7 types of folds.

Vilppu has a dvd that covers the same 7 folds by the same names

The names most commonly used for the folds are

pipe, diaper, half-lock, zigzag, spiral, flying, and inert.

The names vary somewhat.

Google pipe diaper zigzag half-lock and you'll likely find a useful page

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=pipe+diaper+half-lock+zigzag&btnG=Google+Search

[Frog]

I think I remember the post you are talking about, it was on the Cennini forum:

link

Hope that link works! You need to scroll down a bit.
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[matter]

ah, thankyou thankyou thankyou
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[GordMacDonald]

The "Natural Way To Draw" by Kimon Nicolades has one full chapter devoted to drapery. This book is a heavy duty "hands on" drawing course - arguably the best book on drawing ever produced.

Gord MacDonald