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Drawing armor presents a different set of challenges compared to soft drapery. In this lesson, we cover how to handle hard surfaces like metal plating, chainmail, and leather. You will learn how to treat armor as a protective shell that extends the body's natural structure. We focus on using strong silhouettes and wrapping lines to show the hidden forms underneath. I also show you how to simplify complex textures. You do not need to draw every single strap or chain link. Instead, you will see how to use strategic hatching and shape design to imply heavy materials and reflective surfaces without overworking your drawing.
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Drawing armor is entirely different from sketching soft fabrics.
Instead of stressing over delicate folds, you map a rigid shell over the figure. See how to use heavy materials to describe the body simply while keeping the underlying perspective.
