/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>2564212
I'd look at photos of women in various kinds clothes (tight, loose, different fabrics, different breast sizes and poses) and observe how the fabric shapes itself. It also just involves general knowledge of how breasts work and how fabric works. Vilppu has a good video about fabric.

As for tips, basically tighter clothing and/or larger breasts causes the fabric to stretch over the breasts, and looser clothing or smaller breasts cause the fabric to just hang down. The breasts are less visible with stiffer fabric (such as a suit), and the stiffer the fabric the less cleavage will be apparent. With softer/looser fabric (like a thin T-shirt), the fabric will conform more to the shape of the breast. With loose clothing and breasts with space between them (especially if the breasts are smaller and she's not wearing a bra), in some positions the fabric will fall a bit between the breasts, if there's cleavage (breasts are touching) or the fabric is tight never stick the fabric in between the breasts, that looks tacky and doesn't ever happen in real life unless you manually shove the fabric in there.

Here's an example of how loose fabric conforms to the breasts where it's sitting on top of them, and then hangs down from them around nipple height where they start to curve back into the body. Gravity is important here, if she were lying down the fabric would be conforming to the entire shape of the breast, since it would be on top of them all around. And if she were leaning over so that the front of her body was facing downward, all of the fabric would be hanging down and the breasts wouldn't be apparent unless the fabric was so tight that it was being stretched across the breasts.