How to Create Manga: Drawing Clothing and Accessories. Studio Hard Deluxe Inc.

well as thicker fall and

       winter weights. If the

       fabric is light, the hood

       takes on a slacker shape.

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      Drawing a pullover hoodie (front view)

      Draw the hood around the neck

      Draw in the rest of the hoodie, following

       the lines of the body

      Draw in the cord and pocket

      Add in creases, cuffs and pocket details

      Completion

      When the hood is on

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      Drawing a pullover hoodie (rear view)

      Follow the lines of the body to draw the

       hood and top

      Add shadow to complete

      When the hood is on (rear view)

      Side view

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      Examples of hoodies

      Zip-up hoodie

      The fabric is light and the hood does not have much of a thick-

       ness to it. If the hoodie has a zipper with pull tabs at both ends, it

       is called a double zipper hoodie.

      Cowl neck hoodie

      The fabric around the neck is thick, so that the necks of some of

       these hoodies stand like collars. Apart from pullover versions,

       there are various other types.

      Button-up hoodie

      Twisted cords, large buttons and other decorative elements define

       this type. When the buttons are fastened all the way up, the fabric

       does not pull taut but rather forms loose creases.

      Outdoor hoodie

      Intended for outdoor use, functionality such as protection against

       wind and cold is prioritized in this type, so the hood covers the

       neck and there are pockets along the bottom. The fabric is thick,

       so use nearly straight lines to draw it.

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