Is there an easy way to draw a cape

Hi there! I don't think your cape was too unreadable in the first place actually, but it could use a bit more direction. The way I approach folds is always to first pinpoint the tension points, in this case mainly the shoulders, as that is where the fabric has contact with the body underneath and is resting on it. So, we know a lot of the fold lines are going to be pointing to those tension points. We can play around a lot with the shape the cape takes or how dynamic it is, as long as the fold lines are going towards the tension points, it should look allright! (Though I'd recommend practising folds on an easier subject first because of my next point c:) Secondly, capes are a difficult shape! so if your struggling, let's simplify! A cape is pretty much a cone shape, with two equal length sides (green) going down, so knowing this, I feel like in your original drawing the cape felt a bit too long on the left compared to the length on the right. That's why I shortened it to make them more equal. I hope this makes sense and that it helps you out a bit! Keep up the good work!! c:

the walk already reads well. maybe pin the folds to two or three points, shoulders and where it catches the leg, and let the rest hang. helps it feel like cloth reacting to the step instead of a flat sheet