1. First, draw the upper body of the costume skirt, and draw the overlapping layering, especially the curved part of the shoulder.
2, the cuffs of ancient clothes are large, so be sure to draw the cuffs and the ribbons on the clothes.
3. In order to make the costume skirt feel full of fairy tales, the skirt must be colored. When painting, you should feel wrinkled, and the hem should be bigger to make the skirt move.
4. Then draw texture on clothes, and draw texture on neckline and ribbon.
5. Start coloring below, draw the ribbons and the texture on the clothes with navy blue, and paint the cuffs with red.
6. Then paint the clothes with shades of gray and cyan, and color them bit by bit from top to bottom.
7. The skirt color is cyan and gray, the tail color of the skirt is heavier, and the shadow is represented by a heavier color.
8, the sleeves are painted brown, of course, the part with gradient color should also be painted with gradient feeling.
9. Finally, draw the texture of the skirt with highlights, and then draw the ground a little bit, then this ancient costume will be drawn.
Antique skirt introduction:
1, Chinese style dress, classical national style, comfortable and elegant, showing dignity and elegance in every gesture. Classic collar, decorative collar. The cuffs are simple in design and embellish the arm lines. Oblique pocket, convenient and practical. Classic version, comfortable temperament, with waist design, modify the body shape.
2, the version has a gas field, handsome and chic. Temperament collar design, neck decoration, sexy atmosphere. The waist is uniquely tailored and decorated, and the meat is slim. Sexy split skirt, modify leg shape, show slender figure. Skin-friendly soft fabric with good drape and texture. Ethnic embroidered dress, retro and elegant. Slim fit, wear a good figure. Comfortable skin-friendly fabric, soft and breathable, more fashionable to wear.
3. After Qin and Han Dynasties, the situation of women wearing skirts gradually increased, and the styles of skirts also changed constantly. In the Jin Dynasty, the variety of skirts gradually increased. The skirts worn by the emperor's concubines include crimson yarn double skirts, single yarn double skirts and purple-blue tassel double skirts. During the Sui and Tang Dynasties, skirts became more popular, and some of them increased the skirt width so that skirts could be folded and unfolded.