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Main : ! 2D Art ! : DC Comics :  Batman cloak study

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Batman cloak study
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SubmitterVagabondXMore Photos from VagabondX   Last Update2007/12/22 19:17
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I struggle greatly with drawing draped cloaks and fabrics. Specifically Batmans cloak in his frequently used brooding pose. I think this one turned out ok. Especially since the actual drawing is only about two inches high.

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Dragondack
Posted: 2007/12/24 11:23  Updated: 2007/12/24 11:23
The Great Eternal Dragon
Joined: 2004/2/9
From: Edmonton,Alberta,Canada
Posts: 11277
 Re: Batman cloak study
Great sketch and I think I saw a statue just like this on E-Bay several months ago!
Darkwinter999
Posted: 2007/12/23 13:43  Updated: 2007/12/23 13:43
superhero
Joined: 2007/3/10
From: the Shadow World
Posts: 492
 Re: Batman cloak study
This is okay, but the folds are too fluid. His cape is some kind of super-elastic plastic that clings to him. the cape is heavy and hard(ish). It should have more prominent folds and not stick so close to him. Plus it looks cooler if it covers more ground.
Not to say that I am not in the same boat as you. Honestly, I couldn't come up with something half as good as this.
Biohaz_Daddy
Posted: 2007/12/23 5:49  Updated: 2007/12/23 5:49
deluded narcissist guru (Whateverator)
Joined: 2004/7/6
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 Re: Batman cloak study
Have you ever checked out "Bridgman's Complete Guide to Drawing from Life"? It has the most understandable instruction on drawing cloth draping I have ever run across.
Thayne
Posted: 2007/12/23 5:45  Updated: 2007/12/23 5:45
Dazed and Confused... mostly Confused
Joined: 2004/7/15
From: usa
Posts: 3290
 Re: Batman cloak study
Ok, this feels weird to say. Mainly because I consider you a waaaaaaaaaaay better artist than me. But Burne Hogarth has a book on drawing wrinkles. I think you did great, but if it bothers you that much then you may want to check out that book.


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