How To Draw Fabric Folds: Drawing based on Leonardo da Vinci
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Learn a simple way to draw fabric folds with a pencil in this step by step narrated drawing based on a famous drawing by Leonardo da Vinci.
How to Draw Fabric after a drawing by Leonardo da Vinci
Tom McPherson
Circle Line Art School
Leonardo da Vinci was born in 1452 in Vinci in Italy and loved to draw. He kept notebooks which are full of his thoughts and observations in words and sketches.
Leonardo is famous for painting the Mona Lisa, perhaps the most famous painting in the world. It is now in The Louvre in Paris. There are only around fifteen of his paintings that have survived, but there are many of his notebooks and drawings.
He drew whatever he was interested in and drawing was a way for him to understand what he was seeing. Sometimes his drawings are preparatory studies for parts of paintings.
The Drawing in this art video is from 'Drapery Study for a Seated Figure" by Leonardo da Vinci, ca. 1470-75. It is now in The Louvre, Paris.
The materials da Vinci used were a brush and gray tempera highlighted with white on a gray prepared linen canvas. The size of the original is 26.5 x 25.3 cm.
In this drawing you can see Leonardo da Vinci's obsession with how light falls on fabric. The cloth he drew from would have been made wet and then placed on a clay sculpture or mannequin and allowed to dry.
Leonardo da Vinci thought that all artists should keep a notebook or sketchbook to record what they see and notice before they forgot it.
Leonardo da Vinci died in 1519 in Amboise in France.
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Great drawing, love that you're left handed too!
Hi,
Thank you for your fast first comment and like!
This is just stunning. I will have to practice a lot to be able to do this. Thanks for the explanation - all of a sudden it seems possible! :)
aliadizzle Thank you! :)
This really makes me wonder how many times you've drawn fabrics! It was very fun to watch, and I learned a lot. Thank you!
Really good tutorial! Quick and consistent, without the usual anoying music in the background ;-)
I can actually get the concept with this tutorial.
Thanks for this! I'm trying to learn how to draw in a more renaissance style, because I find it fascinating - I really appreciate this.
Great to hear!
I just found this after I asked if you’d consider a lesson on folds. 😊 This is wonderful! Very helpful!
Awesome! Thank you!
I did this for school and it was very helpful :)
Hi, Good to know:)
Great. The pearl in this for me is how you articulate that what starts out as a hard line becomes eventually part of the gradient. Thank you.
Hi Alison, Many thanks for your comment. I post a new video every Saturday.
Merci beaucoup pour cette vidéo! Malheureusement j'ai du mal avec l'anglais mais la vidéo est efficace, merci encore !
Absolutely gorgeous. Thank you for sharing!
this is the most helpful channel on TH-cam 😃👍👍
Really nice tutorial, i'm gonna attempt to draw some fabric folds with bigger confidence now :)
You have a video for everything. I love it
Quite a good and practical lesson; thank you.
Wow, it make sense why I was so bad at drapery. This actually looks fun to draw.
Great work, and a fellow lefty to boot (like Da Vinci as well).
Thanks for sharing.
wonderful! i should draw it often.
Wow. Thank you so much. This is a great video. I have tried so often to render folds though unsuccessfully. Just did my fist drawing since watching this video a few times and I am utterly amazed. It looks like folds, Not great yet, but happy that I can practice in the right direction now. Thank you again.
Definetly a thumbs up for you
Thank you!
beautiful!
great show!
Thank you for your in depth description and sharing your lovely drawing! I will certainly work on this technique.
Thank you a lot. :) Your drapery is amazing. :) I enjoyed the video.
thank you!! helped me alot ^-^
Great to hear, thank you for your comment, hope you keep drawing!
you nailed it thanks, best regards and respect
I'm amazed,thank you
Pleased you like the drawing!
very beautiful, health in your hands ...
Awesome tutorial, finally found one that actually teaches you how. Thanks, keep up good work!
Thanks for the tips. beautiful end result.
Thank you, I have often made a drawing of this image over the years
Awesome, thanks!
Thank you for sharing, it was a joy to watch and informative.
fascinating ..and am so enjoying this learning
Thanks for the video I like it
As a beginner one of my best drawing was a fabric napkin w folds and shadows
Thanks
Lovely. Very skilful
i shocked to see amazing
very informative,thanks for sharing.
It’s very helpful, thank you very much’
very good Tutorial!
that really helps me!
thanks
Hi Cathy, Great to hear!
This is great thank you so much!
Yay!
Thanks!
This really helps with drawing folds!
:3
~Addie
Lots of thanks from me!!!
This is really good, I wish it was in real time tho... but great video!!
Nice Artwork!
very cool, thanks for showing..
Good Video, thanks
Thats beautyfull
this was a good tutorial!
Woooowww machalaahh
very good!!!
Thanks - good tutorial.
thank you very much, this is very helpfull! ;)
+David Oduware
Hi David, good to hear, thank you for your comment:)
Do some more Leonardo da Vinci art work.
awesome
Do some more sketching of Di Vinci. And do some sketching of Camille Pissarro, john constable, and j.m.w turner.
nice
Dibuja bien
Blody hell you are good
easy
Am I the only one seing a face on the far right of the drawing? Look for the bald pointy skull, the closed smilling mouth and the strong and tapering chin. It disapears at the very end of the drawing. Just an exemple of pareidolia on my part I suppose. :- )