Cloth Wrinkle Tutorial

[Melrick]

Does anyone know a good tutorial oh how to do wrinkles in clothing. I am never happy with what I produce.

[monkeyboy]

I think it's mostly a case of observation but the lazy mouse in zbrush definitely helps. Lots of reference - Burne Hogarth's 'Dynamic wrinkles and drapery' is great for understanding the different types of folds there are.

Or there's this if that's what you're after...
http://gnomonology.com/tutorial/343

[AchmedtheSnake]

oooh yeah so go the dynamic wrinkles from burne - i'm preety sure you can get it in a pdf somewhere on the internets....

[Melrick]

I am looking into Hogarth's book at the moment. That looks like what I need.

[dione22]

hey
this link good tuto
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J6IKYPrHDz0&eurl=http://blog.naver.com/PostView.nhn?blogId=uhmtaisoo&logNo=110043589254&feature=player_embedded

[Blenderhead]

Cheers for that dione22!

[cookepuss]

@AchmedtheSnake: That book is indeed the "magic bullet" for wrinkles. However, I would not direct somebody to download any sort of PDF. The book is very much still being sold. As such, any download would be illegal.

This book is not in the public domain and probably would not be for another 50+ years. Same situation with the Loomis books. While all may be easy to find on the internet, no matter what anybody tells you, they are not legally free for download. Just because the authors or their estates have not chosen to defend these copyrights does not mean that they don't exist. Unless provided directly by the author or the publisher, any such download should be considered warez.