12-22-2020, 11:07 PM
I think it's good that you are trying to become more organized in your studies, even posting your progress here every day. However, these subjects, such as how fabric works, can be quite hard to learn without putting a lot of thought into your studying.
I suggest that you try to read up on the subject. For example, Burne Hogarth has a great book called "dynamic wrinkles and drapery" that you can study from. Read it, then try to identify the different folds from life and take your time to really absorb the knowledge. In my own experience, this helped a lot more than trying to just randomly drawing it.
The same mindset and method of course applies to all subjects! Read about it, study it, and then apply it to your studies and personal work to better understand and solidify it.
Also, remember to always take a lot of notes and apply your studies to imaginative/personal work!
Good luck! Keep up the good work and keep posting! :)
I suggest that you try to read up on the subject. For example, Burne Hogarth has a great book called "dynamic wrinkles and drapery" that you can study from. Read it, then try to identify the different folds from life and take your time to really absorb the knowledge. In my own experience, this helped a lot more than trying to just randomly drawing it.
The same mindset and method of course applies to all subjects! Read about it, study it, and then apply it to your studies and personal work to better understand and solidify it.
Also, remember to always take a lot of notes and apply your studies to imaginative/personal work!
Good luck! Keep up the good work and keep posting! :)