#How do I connect torso to pelvis?
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The pelvis is wonky cos I fell for the good old chair slouch perspective (drew half of it on an angle and then the other actually sitting instead of lying on my chair...)
hello, i would try to define the hipbone protrusions more as well as the subtle forms of the abdomen
I obviously exaggerated the proportions for example purposes. But a woman's hip in normally wider than her ribcage. Also the fat on her hips can cover up the transition of the hard corner that is created by the muscle attaching to the hip. A sharp cut there you normally see that only at a mans body or a lean woman's body. Hope that helps and you did very well, keep that up.
I tried lol, but like I said I drew the left half laying down on my chair, then the top half actually sitting on my chair so it's all really wonky.