#need help with what to do next
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ty for info
do a variety of poses. you only have front facing standing poses mostly. do back views, side views, in perspective, forced perspective, top views, etc
will do
like this?
attempted a walking pose and a gaming pose
sadly not what i had imaged in my head but decent iguess
Now draw people
i guess but would helo if there was a visual guide i could watch
All you need is a photo friend
you mean realism?
like drawing real people?
like my goal is to draw anime not so much irl stuff
You know what I mean
like best i could do
like it dosent look correct , the way it was before looks better
idk seem stuck
like its nowhere near as good as i want it to be and i dont know where i need improvement on
Waist is too high
Finger need to be detailed more
Slow progress is better than no progress
u should also try to study anatomy and use references later :)
all do my best tho idk how im suppose to find a art style
https://youtu.be/Lw0nZEw8IIk?si=vJtb3qJZIOPsV6RK this one really helped me
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heyyy new video finally ! i hope this helps ;;v;; if you think there's anything i need to improve on please let me know !
life has been kicking my asss but im still trying my best so that's all that matter haha
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juat find art that u like and tryyy to incorporate it in ur art (it doesnt have to be perfect cus thats how ur own art style can evolve)
aqua is such a nice colour
bro dont fucking listen to goodboi. bro is NOT giving. what you showed after i talked to you is great. i do suggest you make the head more cube like to make room for the back of the skull.
i think you can move onto adding the anatomy over the boxes now like what waffletoast said
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i suggest you learn from other artists AND do a lot of studies of real life photos (quickposes.com has rlly good catalog of photos to practice from)
They can do what they will. But you can't force them. I'm just helping a fellow.
Putting a bunch of stuff and stres definitely won't help. Start with what you're comfortable with.
Get a good feel for it, don't feel discouraged
all take any tips honestly im new to this community and dont want to judge that i have no pior experience with
with quickposes you can choose between nude models and those in costumes/underwear depending on ur comfort. theres also a section for hands and feet as many artists struggle with it
Glad you have an open mind. 🙏
(omg i also needed this loll tyyy)
all however take your tips as well as try to see how thy do for me as well
so tldr: youre doing great with the boxes esp when you did diff sides and angles. the next step now is to apply the muscles on top
Dude bluebiscuits helped me so much with anatomy. She's a G
yesss
understood will try to add muscles
i love her vids
also https://characterdesignreferences.com looks like a great website
along with https://quickposes.com/en
Free image library and gesture drawing tool for artists
those two websites got me through it with learning anatomy back during covid times lol. gl dude