>>5927202>thats not how drawing worksHm, it definitely can. From experience, I've spent some time drawing bushes of ugly trees with a fineliner to help understand how texture work.
It's quite difficult and daunting of an exercice, but after that, texture comes much more naturally.
Some athletes (runners) do practice in altitude because of the lack of oxygen and stuff. When they come down to normal conditions, things are much easier by comparison; such psychological factors being critical for professional athletes.
>>5927214Well, Leonardo Da Vinci was famous for his (monochromes) draperies. Google to get one and copy it.
>>5927205Studying master work is likely to be the best options. Bridgman and others have written on the subjects: this is quite good to draw draperies from imagination, but you won't be able to drill into the details if you don't learn to copy draperies.
