How to Draw a Scarf
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We have all the steps on how to draw a scarf simple and easy as possible. A scarf can also be called as a muffler. For some people they are calling this fabric as neck-wrap since it is usually used by...
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Step 1 - Draw a long, upright shape that is wider at the bottom than the top. This construction line helps show the main proportion of the fabric hanging down.
Step 2 - Place a slightly bent line running down the length of the main shape. This new construction line helps show the depth of the folded fabric.
Step 3 - Draw two rounded loops that connect to the upper edges of the main rectangle. These new lines use overlap to show how the fabric wraps around the neck.
Step 4 - Draw a pair of sweeping lines that reach out from the middle of the fabric. These marks help create a sense of balance for the overall pose.
Step 5 - Draw a row of small zig-zags and straight marks across the lower end of the fabric. Adding these tiny strokes creates a fringe texture that makes the garment look soft and finished.
Step 6 - Place several long strokes inside the main fabric and more tiny marks along the bottom edge. These lines create a folded fabric texture that makes the garment look thick and cozy.
Step 7 - Draw a series of small curves on the left edge and long strokes down the middle of the fabric. These marks create a folded fabric texture that helps show how the material bunches together.
Step 8 - Draw a stack of small curves along the right edge and fill the bottom with short vertical strokes. These marks add fabric fold texture and help show the soft tassels at the end of the scarf.
Step 9 - Go over the outer edges and the long hanging section to make the final shape stand out. Darkening these marks defines the contour and separates the fabric from the light construction lines.
Step 10 - Carefully rub away any faint pencil marks that are still visible around the edges of your drawing. Removing these guides creates a crisp contour that makes the finished fabric look neat and tidy.
Step 11 - Fill in the fabric with a deep purple color and use darker tones to mark the creases. Adding these different shades creates depth and makes the soft texture of the material stand out.
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