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the
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one big thing about the trousers is that
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because of the gravity it falls down
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it will be like that
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in south korea we before we didn't
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really have
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that we didn't really have belts we just
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got we just kind of tied the
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the uh
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fabric around the waist yeah
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it's a korean trouser korean traditional
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one
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it's the same it just kind of fall down
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because it falls down the clothes the
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fabric because it doesn't weigh that
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much clothes
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clothing fabrics
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what kind of face should he draw
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i think you're a girl
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is going to draw a snail
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as a hat
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so let's see how zhang draws snails
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without any references
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yes
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is
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um
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let's say that this person this
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snail person is raising his hand
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if we were to say that this nail man is
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holding up his hand because of the
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gravity it will fall the fabric
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so he has raised his hand like that
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so the folds will look
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let's say that we are now going to draw
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something that is more that has much
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more movement
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okay
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um
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so if we draw a trouser like that it
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means that the trouser looks like this
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so if the person is stretching out his
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leg
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we have to take care we have to pay
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attention
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to the
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to the sewing line in the center
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at the center
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the swing lines which is hidden
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inside the trouser
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oh no no no so we have to take
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we have to pay attention to the screen
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line in center and we also have to think
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what's inside the trousers
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we also have to think about the
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placement of the small elephant yeah in
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the middle
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so you have to think about the lines of
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human anatomy
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so
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in that way when we think about so two
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things that johnny said the sewing line
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at the center and the body and the line
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of the human anatomy which is underneath
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the claw
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fabric we have to think those two
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to
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successfully describe the folds of the
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clothes
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okay
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you guys might not know it's a korean
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plate
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documentary
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so now you're going to think again
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so again he's thinking about defaults in
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clothes
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so always the swing line you we always
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have to think about the sewing lines
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so
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in this case all we have to take into
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consideration is that the
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all the folds will
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gather themselves
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on the elbow because the elbow
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is the play is the part of the body
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which sticks out the most so that's why
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the the folds gather
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around the elbow
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good job okay like this like that um
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so whenever you're drawing votes in
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clothes
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the outside of the elbow will have less
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folds because it because it's longer and
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needs more fabric the folds will
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originate from the inside of the elbow
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because it has more fabric than it needs
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for the distance
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foreign
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follow the body lines so it will go
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upwards and follow the body line
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and also the sewing line will be like
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that
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so the folds will
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and the rest part will just be kind of
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straight
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because it falls down
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because of the gravity
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because
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[Music]
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that this person is wearing a baggy
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and also the string like the center
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line will be there
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and the lines will gather
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there will be most
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there will be
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a maximum amount of folds
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on the body part which sticks out the
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most
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around the body around the object or a
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human being that we are about to draw
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yeah
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uh you will you guys will not make any
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grand mistakes yeah okay okay yeah
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that's great today thank you very much
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everyone
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so we will come back tomorrow yeah have
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a good day good morning good evening
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yeah
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