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Hey lumii!! It's me again (the creator of seawave the Water Fury) I was wondering, how do you draw humans/people?

Finally got around to this one~!

So my human (and most every other thing I do) drawings are kinda...messy, lol~ BUT! Here's how I pretty much do it (Using SCP 076 or 'Abel' as my example~):

So I always start with the head, and it's basically just an imperfect rectangle. My planning isn't a set-in-stone-type planning, so I don't often stick to inside of this rectangle or follow the guide lines perfectly. I'm always adjusting and editing my sketching as I go about to better fit what I'm drawing. So with that, I just make two simple guidelines inside the head shape: a line down the middle for the center of the head, and a line horizontal to show where the eyes will sit.

I then start with the eyes, then nose, then mouth. As I had mentioned before, I don't perfectly follow my own guides, but they let me know roughly where to place things. Afterward, I add the ears and then I draw out the rough head shape. Often times, this is where I do the most editing when at the head-drawing stage.

Now that my character's head is situated, I work with the rest of the body that I plan to draw. My human bodies are often done very simple and I just kinda add details as I go along. I'll do a horizontal line for the shoulders/collarbone, a short line for the neck guide, and another for the "spine" of the character. Afterwards, I just kinda connect these lines to fill the body shape out. My human bodies are often shaped like bendy-rectangles.

Once that's done, I add two circles for the shoulders/where the arms connect and I do a rough shape for the arms. My style is pretty cartoony/exaggerated, so these shapes are often sharp with a tapered end towards the wrist. The hands are next and are blocks with the rough shapes of the fingers.

With my planning done, I'll go in and sketch in the finer details. I often skip this step with making the "base" to add details on and just jump straight to the full sketch since I have a good understanding of this planning style, but I figured I'd add it for the sake of the tutorial.

With my base, I can then go in and add the details of the hair, clothes, accessories, ect.

The last step is basically just cleaning it up and prepping it for inkwork if I intend to go further with the picture. Since this is just a sketch, I add in some sketch-only details (the shaded-in parts) and wrap it up!

For more full-body stuff, I keep things pretty simple in terms of shapes much like with the arms and upper-part of the body. I like the look of ol' noodle-limbs, so I often add bends and curves to my character poses and planning.

I also have an assortment of facial features that I thought might help~

So yeah, that's more or less how I draw people! Hope it helps in some way!

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