How to wrap textures around an object in Photoshop

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Painting textures on three-dimensional objects can be tricky, because you can easily become confused by the details of the texture that wraps around the shape you're trying to paint. Clothes are a good example of this. Not only do you need to focus on the creases and folds of the cloth you're painting, but you also have to keep in mind how the pattern or texture wraps around it. I always try to keep the two separated, by painting plain clothing first and then adding the texture I want on top.

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Bram is a freelance Illustrator and concept artist from Belgium who's been working in the entertainment industry for several years, mainly for the Belgian game developer Grin.