How to draw Cloth

[@Jazza]

I really appreciate it, thank you. I know I'm not the most professional artist, but I really enjoy teaching, and the collaborative environment we've got going here.

[@dimwitbeavis3165]

Draw with Jazza Was this supposed to be a reply lmao?

[@stealthyniffler4014]

Ruphii there was no reply function back then

[@erikjiang7312]

Look at you now You are like the best artist now on youtube

[@hunterblacc4336]

!

[@krow2227]

I’m from the future and I promise you your future is great.

[@saeidehrad5070]

Best cloth dilemma unfolded ever I owe you a lot, Jazza

[@Jazza]

My pleasure, thanks for watching!

[@saeidehrad5070]

I am a big fan of yours I watched your channel with my eyes wide open to grasp every single thing you say Wish you a long happy life, man!

[@camrynme3577]

+saeideh rad same here

[@jsc6232]

Same!!

[@potatom3611]

was that a pun

[@jaysonbickel671]

"I'm not that advanced" -Jazza, 2013

[@vilmer7514]

"i really liked how this turned out" -Jazza about his life, 2019

[@soronorjspro3516]

Lol.

[@jackiebrown8]

That’s a lie

[@ImPrettySureImCool]

“Kids art drawn by PROFESSIONAL ARTIST!” -Jazza 2021

[@bobmarkerson]

Zeitloser Klassiker

[@TheOfficialTab]

I'm so glad I came here. I got to learn how up is vertical n stuff. 10/10 would circle again. -IGN

[@MissOkabe]

It's crazy how simple it is once you break it down to nothing more than 'a bunch of lines'. Clothing/cloth is something I really struggle with (so far it's the only thing keeping me from attempting full body drawings), so this was really helpful, thanks!

[@arijadeisshort]

Who else is watching this in quarantine, just trying to be better at art? I know I am!🖐🏽

[@ajwain-89]

Yeah same lol

[@rajanimates3647]

Same too

[@_Aro_]

Same. I tried drawing again because I had nothing to do and it jumped back to becoming my hobby again

[@suburbanoctopus4517]

nice to see a fellow quarantinian in the comments

[@pilapilshaegnoela.9631]

Same

[@vhonganuza6551]

Am I the only one that wants him to be my art teacher? cause I would be more than excited to be his student... ahahha

[@candice1885]

Yes I am with you

[@Ramifications_]

Meh 2

[@emspace1227]

Imagine out of nowhere one day he come to school with a weirded art supply and let's every one just play with it

[@jay8575]

@@emspace1227 I'm thinking dirty

[@gennaromure7097]

Nope, I do too. My art teacher only started liking me when she found out that I was good at art. Before that, she hated me so much.

[@goleafi5087]

After all this time? Always... Re-visiting the tutorials 🙏

[@isaaclee3490]

"if you're wearing a shirt" Jazza expects us to be naked?

[@icy.7165]

You never know when you're gonna go twilight

[@SavingShredz]

you never know

[@cheezzzkaaahh3113]

Confused and Lost im not wearing my underwear or pants.......ok yes....im pooping

[@gfawkes9568]

#KZbinAndChill

[@BeanSprouts02]

Your username suits your comment so well. Like it

[@builderk]

next... an ANIMATED cloth tutorial.

[@noahhartman8828]

"Hello everyone, and welcome to hell."

[@WLxMusic]

At that point, I think it's just easier to rotoscope a 3d cloth simulation.

[@betterdaysbetterdaysbetterdays]

*inception buuummmmm*

[@darinae34]

I died when I read it.

[@kingleo724]

that was a great idea to illustrate folds by draping a cloth over a ball! this is why i come to Jazza for drawing advice lol makes everything so easy to understand!

[@Artistix119]

Cloth is my Achilles heel... This helped it not totally kill me.

[@plug7993]

what?

[@peppwoni259]

Le Ø Achilles heel. Achilles is from a Greek mythology. he was almost a god, but his heel was his weakspot, and when it was hit by a poisonous arrow, he died.

[@myomerss]

*_Percy Jackson Feels_* lol yeah I TOTALLY agree

[@myomerss]

@@peppwoni259 You are awesome

[@danyb8158]

thank you to whoever added the subtitles to this for the deaf or hard of hearing. you the real mvp

[@craftcat6713]

English(auto-generated) thank youtube lmao

[@silverblaize]

I have learned way more with Jazza than I did in art school. And Jazza does this for free! Thank you Jazza!

[@yancur]

I went through like 15 tutorials how to draw cloth/clothing/drapery on YT and this is by far the best there is!

[@milyon8910]

Who wears leather scarves?

[@warpatato]

*Raises hand* Hipsters?

[@Crypticrumpet]

+Milyon I looked up leather scarf on google images and was not disappointed.

[@DatDude_]

Milyon thats basically a snake

[@warsada2106]

u mean *leather scars*

[@falteringnews]

S4m D0seS0mething It’s a choker 0o0

[@roderickperere]

this is the best tutorial that jazza ever made, so helpfull to me since i kinda ruined all my draws because of the cloth, this helped so much

[@גוראלנאווי]

Nah, the hands are better

[@MrGroogly]

it's true. People like this guy really help make the world a better place.

[@MalcomK-lk6rv]

I think that besides the material, one of the most important things is the situation. Ex: if you drop cloth on something rather than gently placing it down it'll turn out differently. When he did the pinned down thin material one it looks sort of like if you did that but let go of the corners so I was carefully placed. I don't know where I'm going with this. It's hard to explain what I think

[@sinombrerodriguez3442]

this was super helpful for me i've been struggling with fabric forever, but this was a really easy-to-understand and concise video

[@solar.4107]

You'll never know who I am, and it doesn't matter. All that matters is for you to know, all your tutorials have helped my friends and I learn how to create wonderful artwork over the years and still do. Watching this video today just to refresh myself and I must say, your tutorials are the best I've found! Thank you for all you've done and continue to do for the aspiring artist community, Jazza. You're a gem among thorns.

[@moonazra1502]

Thank you for not being dry and Repetitive like a lot of people are on this topic. It was quite helpful to me. I will certainly be fallowing your Videos.

[@Hour5am]

I love your videos. After a couple months hiatus I have started drawing again and need to relearn some of the skills that I lost during that period of time. Clothing however, was never a strong suit for me, but your explanations and tutorials have been making perfect sense to me. :D

[@puyguy]

Cloth folds make waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay more sense now. Thanks a ton, subscribed!

[@havefundrawing]

Still the best tutorial on drawing folds on the internet after all these years!

[@thedazzlingj3d105]

12:20 omg thank you. You're so clever with how you explain things. I swear.

[@warsada2106]

is thata joke or ummm idk

[@ZeekTrep13]

Wow Jazza! I am consistently surprised and impressed by how in-depth your tutorials are. They will be very helpful as I try to improve my own artwork, Thanks a lot !

[@reimannx33]

Friend, you are a very good artist. Thank you for teaching.

[@skribbly2378]

Thank you so much Jazza. This is very helpful. I have recommended you to a lot of my friends for art tutorials and tips

[@Willianatior]

Jazza I just want to thank you so much for these videos you make. I'm studying animation and although I'm learning a lot in my classes, my professors do not posses the amazing ability you have of explaining these things. So thanks a lot, bruh.

[@soda6265]

Helpful video and smart way to break things down. Thanks so much Jazza!

[@Haru-cd4vk]

Thank you so much!! I actually understand!! I was watching so many tutorials on folds but couldn't understand. This cleared things up for me.

[@NolleGroen]

Always click on the add, that way Jazza makes a little more and can keep on making these great tutorials!

[@JennyMcFrosty]

Subscribed. Love your style and expressions, and really helps me a lot! Just started working on my own comic and your videos are super easy and fun to watch. Thanks a lot!

[@dominic4695]

Jazza always remains humble and often says, I’m not advanced or I’m not *professional* but let’s break down professional. Profession. al. Profession means you do it for pay. Al means pertaining to. KZbin is his full time job. Therefore it is his profession therefore he is a professional.

[@Leenu.8047]

Interesting comparison between materials! It makes a lot of sense. Thanks a lot for making this video!

[@Asmodeus696]

This is unbelievably helpful! I might actually manage to draw a set of sheets I've been trying to draw for a while now.

[@mickneedstovlog]

See how in Flash there are coloured squares on each layer beside the layer name? These buttons create coloured outlines of a layer similar to onion skins. It's possible that you've clicked on one of them and turned it on. Try looking at your drawing layer and clicking the coloured square to see if that fixes your problem

[@maximilianmaloney1255]

Its a smudge guard. It makes drawing on a tablet more natural.

[@kevwe23]

Spot on. I love watching your videos. Your tips are VERY HELPFUL and easy to understand. Thank you so much

[@kyw78]

Hello ! I'm french and I found your video by chance by wandering through the maze of the Internet. I wanted to tell you that I really enjoy your guides, even if sometimes you just talk a little too fast for me to understand everything ^.^" But it stays really good guides and I make my best to understand the most :D I really like when you illustrate by small additional drawings what you are trying to explain, it helps a lot :) Very thank you, and see you from France :p

[@trashbin9285]

French Jazza

[@adammasterx5854]

il est français?!

[@Xippih]

This is like science, only i understand it! Thank you! :D

[@majorsarcasm6479]

+Troll in the Wall maybe everyone he knows is not very sharp? idk

[@MrGamdrup]

Hi Jazza. Thank you so much for taking your time to make these wonderful videos. It is a big help in becoming better at drawing. I love the way you describe and explain what you are doing. Keep up the good work!!!

[@salomonsarmiento6274]

Thanks a lot!!! I really learned hot to draw folds, so exciting :)

[@josharoo7751]

wow im watching in 2021 and i been subbed for only around about 2 years and WOW you have had a massive update in your setup

[@andymensah2349]

awesome drawing Jazza!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@TheBlackRhino007]

Thanks for sharing. There are so many details we take for granted.

[@chrischendes]

Helps me a lot, cannot find a good tutorial on creases in cloth/ clothes

[@bdandb6001]

Wow so great to see where he started and where he is now

[@bracacom]

Jazza - I love your Tut-Style / thank you very much for sharing your hard earned knowledge and very useful leads. It's fun to watch and helps a lot!! Appreciation - Thank you!!!!!!!

[@strawberryluff886]

AMAZING OMG IM IN LOVE UR TUTORIALS ARE PERFECT

[@xbeautifuldiscordx]

Ha...you said balls. Lol. No really, great tutorial! Found your channel day before yesterday and haven't stopped watching since. Ordered from your site as well! Thanks, Jazza! Cheers!

[@anastasiababkina8017]

Jazza. holy cow. I owe you so much for these two cloth vid. thank you so so much

[@remibetta6077]

you're the man Jazza, thanks for these awesome vids

[@kristintheartist]

you are a very good instructor, thank you!

[@tgnm9615]

I keep glancing at my cloth to see how true these shapes are lol

[@spectrumplayer2489]

Some play music while they draw, some just talk but Jazza no! He does both.

[@oliverhoare6779]

He adds music in post

[@randomuser5351]

He likes listening to jazz.

[@jordancook177]

Thank you again so much Jazza! As always, very helpful!

[@indiahardy3726]

thanx a lot this was the only video that helped me understand and wasn't boring

[@joofville]

Great tutorial Jazza, thanks mate.

[@Akenn]

Watching this in 2020 and still super helpful... thanks!!

[@italynoone4801]

you said Jabba the Hut and I automatically thought Jazza the Hut XD

[@chr9688]

Only rarely do you see a video where Jazza acts like an adult and makes a normal tutorial

[@rabbiltube]

honestly one of the best tutorials I've ever seen...period. Thank you, sir. Btw, that's coming from an instructional designer / developer right here...Please keep doing what you do!

[@addisoncorrell595]

I'm so happy I found this video, it really does help a lot. Thanks for making it! :)

[@lovingbritt]

I never understood folds until now omg thanks dude!! :)

[@KrunkCobain]

You are a great teacher.

[@navdeepsingh-hc9zw]

Dude, Thank you for making my Sunday, a Bright and Hopeful day :)

[@Slugeus-archive]

thank you!

[@brennanharvey3234]

Wow! your channel has come a long way since 2013.

[@anahirodriguez5750]

I really like this drawings

[@tranlehoanglong4851]

This helps a lot. Thanks, Jazza :3

[@typehere6689]

I actually have an easier time drawing cloth folds from "scratch" than copying any. It is so as I visualise how the cloth gets into whatever positions it is in the drawing. These visualizations better allow me to properly place lines where they should be.

[@arrowhead8856]

Dude, this helps so much. I'm making an art gift for someone, and it's really important for me get it right.

[@gregorrohde3146]

Jazza, you are killing me sometimes... serious all the time and then "Hehe, ballz!". :-D Still, even if this is one of your earlier videos, the content teaches pretty nice what we need to understand! Thank you for all your serious work and the not so serious lightness you present it!

[@medivh1035]

alright, archived this video and subscribed to this channel. Good stuff to absorb.

[@Magicalmakeupfreaky]

EXTREMST guter Zeichner und EXTREMST gut erklärt etc. Dieses Video ist sehr informativ und richtig gut gemacht. Einfach zu verstehen und bringt echt weiter. Tut mir leid, dass ich auf deutsch schreibe, aber mein Englisch ist wirklich letzte Schublade :) Thank you for this video! :D

[@globulr3246]

very helpful tutorial, it's the best i have seen on this subject, thanks a lot !

[@wg1948]

Well explained, thankyou!

[@cezarofficial9014]

Damn that was a good tutorial good job jazza

[@atrichatterjee9779]

I learnt a lot. Could u plz do a tutorial on the 7 basic cloth folds..SPECIALLY THE INERT FOLD..please!!!!!!

[@TooManyPotions]

My art teacher simply says to look at things as lines and not as what they really are. it actually works.

[@indianapeterkin5805]

This helped a lot

[@Andynazgul]

Great tutorial! And in a field where I clearly need help.

[@nezorFFrozen]

Random KZbin algorithm, thinking I'd like to watch this... which I do! Thanks Jazza for your 8 year old video, easy to understand and follow :D

[@artoftherighteous7529]

Very helpful, thanks!

[@Z6D4C4]

I think sturdiness should be another dimension to note as it folds in less fittingly as it becomes toughts

[@paranoiarpincess]

This was very helpful, thank you.

[@JOPalma]

Excelente tutorial, muy bien explicado

[@grimgaming8080]

for thin material/tight fit picture a tent or the bed cover on your bed. hope this helps :D

[@wondergurls123]

Thanks it was really helpful

[@hikariyano4341]

Omg JAZZA'S BASIC FOLDS😂😂😂

[@gaijingirl2004]

I dig Jazza massively - great talent and one of my few art tutorial go-tos. Only one cheeky comment here. At the 14:16 point, he's demonstrating thin fabric draping over a ball. Is it just me, or Freudian much?!?!??!?!? :P

[@garethgraham5003]

"I'm not that advanced" hahahahaha🤣😂

[@NikhilKumar-jr2ws]

Buddy u r genius!

[@Con-fidence]

"Hehe - balls..." Wow... Nice one Jazza...

[@edushyan]

That was awesome thanks alot!

[@lokaar998]

Great tutorial! I've been drawing for 5 years and I still struggle with cloth...

[@Sarbell111111]

GHOSTS! AAAHHH!

[@gaijingirl2004]

Am I the *only* person who giggled at the shape of the first ball when completely covered with loose thin cloth? That aside - great video as always, Jazza!! :)