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Here I am throwing more of my shit at a wall
Made a comic for tadc wahoooo post ep9 stuff about the future of their digital existence:) I’ll post the next part sometime soon
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Here I am throwing more of my shit at a wall
Made a comic for tadc wahoooo post ep9 stuff about the future of their digital existence:) I’ll post the next part sometime soon
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Enjoy
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Another atack! The truth is I wasn't going to participate this year until SOMEONE (ejem) atack me, my revenge? Put their oc in the poolrooms.
I promise, I have been so dead around here for a reason.
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How do you break down the anatomy of your drawings?? Everything seems so fluid, I love it! Any tips on drawing anatomy?
Thanks!
I don't have a super straightforward answer tbh, depending on the drawing I do more or less anatomy breakdown (sometimes I jump straight to the final "form", sometimes I start with motion lines or skeleton, etc). It's easier to just paste here what I did for my Coloso class, more or less:
where I sort of break the body down into "solid" bits (head, thorax, hips, hands and feet) and a "rig" (bones and joints), and then fill the in-betweens with fleshy bits and muscles. In general I just use a lot of construction lines to help me place everything correctly and make sure things "slot" together, for any part of the body
etc