Wolfwood is ridiculous your honor
I have an AkiAngel Playlist on spotify btw
it was supposed to have an order but i gave up midway, have fun ig
And I'd give up forever to touch you
(You're the closest to heaven that I'll ever be)
mgs but make it iasip
First of all, thank you! :D
I touched on the subject of leg proportions in my last post, but I didn’t get very specific at the time. The leg is divided into three major portions: the thigh, the calf, and the foot. For humans, we walk on our heels, and the thigh and the calf are about equal lengths. Since the legs make up roughly half a person’s height, that means that the calf and the thigh are each about one-quarter of the figure’s total height.
One way to make a standing pose more interesting is to make use of the concept of contrapposto (warning for artistic nudity at the link). Basically, this is referring to when a figure’s weight is more on one leg than the other, resulting in their shoulders and hips being canted at different angles. This makes for a more dynamic and life-like pose.
[Photo source - Also, it is Michelangelo’s David and I did add the censor myself, so, you know. Artistic nudity again.]
Another thing to keep in mind while drawing poses is the line of action, which flows in the direction of your character’s movement (typically, it follows their spine). It’s best to decide on this line early on, since it affects the placement of everything else.
Practicing with references is also really, really helpful. (And in fact, that’s exactly what I was doing in the that fire poi post you mentioned!) There are a couple of ways to do this. Drawing from life is great if you can take a class (or bribe a friend into holding still) but that’s not always an option. The website Pixlovely has a few great tools geared towards helping artists practice gesture drawing with human and animal subjects. You could also browse a stock image gallery or search Google to find a particular pose. Personally, I like working from video screenshots, especially for more action-y poses. The image quality isn’t usually as high as a stock photo, but by watching the video I can get a sense of the overall movement, instead of just one moment in time, and in my experience it tends to look less staged and stiff.
Other useful tutorials:
Pukind on achieving a “lively” feeling to a pose
Curves and angles of the arm
Helpfulharrie on dynamic lines
Feet studies
Kaalashnikov on leg anatomy
We've only got once chance to put this at an end And cross the patron saint of switchblade fights
Yeah, after all this time
I'm still into you 🔥
always glad to be a gay lil' shit ♡
Oh my god they are girlfriends and they are chillin’ 😳
This started with “yo Mags, you know that I hate genderbend versions where people just put long hair, short skirts and tight clothes showing a lot of skin and say bAM THIS CHARACTER IS A GIRL NOW, right? BUT seeing Nanami’s versions nowadays are making me want to eat glass. Cowards.”
And now I offer you some girlfriends because @meziniart and I are just the same gay entity with one brain cell saying FEM NANAGO the past few days and fortunately we are also artists. Well, Mags designed Nanami, I just made fanart of his fanart.
Nanami please stab me with your nata, I will say thanks and bark.
ALSO here’s my D&D character, Nephlius, The Bard
He’s literal chaos, thanks
Also happy that Izutsumi was spotted on today's ep ( ̄w ̄)ノ