This post will walk you through how to use shaping, shadows and glare to create flowing sleeves. None of the default options have this effect, so select the top left sleeve as a starting point.
Go into “shadows” for the lower right sleeve and go to the pencil icon and “Eraser” to erase the existing shadows. You can do the same thing with the “glare.” Add points to the bottom of the sleeve so you can create curves along the edge to give the impression of the flowing sleeve.
Next go into “glare” and go to the pencil icon and “brush” to paint a glare along the top of the arm. You can also add some glare along the edge of the sleeve that you want to look like it is curving back:
Then go back to the “Risk lower sleeve” > “Shadow,” and select the pencil icon and “Brush.” Paint shadows along the sides of the sleeves and in between where you painted the glare, to give the impression that the sleeve is curving in and causing shadows:
You can turn the % up or down on the “Shadow” and the “Glare” in the “Right Lower Sleeve” to select how strong you want the impact to be. The result is the look of a flowing sleeve!
