Sorry for the long wait! I've been really excited to answer these asks but here they finally are. ^^ Maybe I’ll try doing them more individually now so I can answer them asap. <3 Thank you for your patience.
Answers under the cut!
@aproxy-moron @anon @blueheroghostbakery Thank you for your interest! If ever you would like to be a part of the VA team, you can send me a DM of your kind-of-application with a sample of your work. I’ll include you in a kind-of list of candidates, and then will contact you and let you know if the character needs a VA. Qualifications would include capturing the character’s personality, an a-okay microphone, and last but not least commitment.
I look forward to working with you <3
@packook Thank you so much! I’m glad you like it. Hopefully, episode 2 won’t take too long anymore, as I’ve been working on getting better equipment. I’ll try looking into him, and oh! Thanks for the Ko-Fi! I’ll really consider a Patreon soon. Thanks again!
@marbledmegu Oh! Thank you! I’m as excited as continuing this journey. ^^
@ember78 For now I just have a Ko-Fi! But I’ll be considering that. Thank you!
@trans-benrey here Hugo!
@otterbeans I’m afraid not! I didn’t manage to upload here but maybe I’ll share the link if you’d like.
Thank you anon! We’re looking forward to working on ep 2, and will try to make it as best as can be.
Si, si! Gracias, anon! That’s good to hear. I really love creating content, and hearing that it brings happiness is very wonderful.
@ryifenix Thanks so much! ;;^;;
Thank you! About coming up with poses, first it starts with a thought, or a feeling. Then I work towards that. Let’s say I’m feeling intense atm, which inspires me to draw, and I try to make the art convey the feeling of intensity by how the poses are made. Try to feel your art, be one with it. That sounds weird, but it works!
For practicing anatomy, I strongly suggest, first tip, observing the people around you. You’ll start to notice how the body does its thing. How do people look when they sit down? How does the fat on the legs press against the chair, those kinds of things.
Second tip, study the fundamentals, the so-called bean, then some figure drawings.
Third tip, break down the body parts! It would help you understand proportion and where the bends are.
You can also look up on Youtube for tutorials. I personally watch Proko, moderndayjames, and Ethan Becker. And I study how kibbitzer on DeviantArt breaks down anatomy. Hope this helps!
