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How To Draw Clothing in Pen & Ink

Marc Kompaneyets Studio

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In this video I show you how to draw clothing in pen and ink, and long the way show you drawing examples by the German printmaker and painter, Albrecht Durer.

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The Fundamentals Of Cross-Hatching: The 6 Basic Strokes
Drawing The Head In Pen & Ink
Sketching People in Pen & Watercolor

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20 Comments

@DanaFineartist 2 years ago (edited)

I had this professor fill in for another class I was in years ago. He is an excellent artist and teacher.

@InkNSap 1 year ago

I felt so happy when you said drawing clothes is hard even for artists. I struggle so much with it I got a couple of books on drawing drapery even though I’m still learning the basics of anatomy.

@Neuromancer187 3 months ago

This rules. Thank you so much for the insight

@pavelkudrys4957 1 year ago

Finally the tutorial I was looking for! Thank you for all these great tips!

@beawilder1 1 year ago

Not me over here thinking (as a seamstress) I will know all of the folds. 🤣 I was thinking: pleats, seams, gores, drapes, pintucks, and maybe something to do with hardware (zippers, rivets, etc.).

Wonderful tutorial!

@thekevermelho 2 years ago

Thank you. This is a very thoughtful coverage of this topic. I’m always shy away from adding complex clothing while sketching but this encourages me to try it more.

@GaryDerry11 2 years ago

Wow!!!!!!!!!!! What a wonderful artist and teacher! Thank YOU!

@theflamingw167 1 year ago

Thank you!

@katyakompaneyets7982 2 years ago

Very important. I’ll watch in later.

@chipsalancienne3080 1 year ago

Thank you!!

@jacobmach3740 2 years ago

This is a great resource, thank you. And great timing for myself as this is something I have been studying on my own, and have been looking at examples so this is really useful.

@fabiosilvadesouza5364 2 years ago

Marc, this is super useful! Thank you so much!

@darthkiolify 1 year ago

Merci super tutoriel 👍

@davidallsebrook8523 2 years ago

Thanks!

@ichirofakename 2 years ago

Interesting analysis and instruction, thanks. I would love to learn more about hatching vs. surface texture and color.

@plwarren 2 years ago

love ya man

@sharonkatz4451 2 years ago

Another brilliant video, thank you Marc! You're a really great teacher. Have you thought of publishing a companion Pen and Ink Workbook to your website and workshops? A book focused on building skills through a sequence of exercises? I would buy that in a heartbeat!

@salamand3r__ 2 years ago

Thank you for sharing. Wondering what pen you are using here? You're able to put down such a fine line.

@henning.koenig 7 months ago (edited)

Hi Marc, can one say that the direction of the first (essential) hatching plane generally runs parallel (not following the shape) to the direction of the respective fold (not just in the case of pipe folds)? Which other video could you recommend?

Is it possible to add German subtitles to the video tutorials for buying? It's very difficult for me to follow them.