#Fixing a pose
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Draw with simple shapes as boxes in 3d or if you're not comfortable enough try to break down the pose in 2d simple shapes by tracing on it
I meant tracing on the ref
It helps a lot because it forces you to understand the pose before drawing it
Or if you want a fast way, trace one stroke by one on the ref (outline), and copy the line on your canvas.
The torso is more tilted
It has less dynamism because you straightened the pose
Exaggerate the curves to make it dynamic and interesting
Srry I don't have much time left
It’s cool
This is really good, but you should understand what the lines mean,
Sometimes I indicate the stretchiest part of the body,
some times the curve of the spine
But most often I use it on every limbs to identify the movement of the limbs, I'll redo this rq and I'll show you what I mean.