Myuk said:
Pl-Please be gentle with me
Jk any criticism can help me become better as an artist and please others :)
Though, I predict people will tell me to get a scanner or tablet, which I cannot do atm
Anything critical about anatomy is welcome considering I don't know much about it (never took any classes on it) and maybe even certain methods of hypnosis or fetishes that people would like to see (This pertains to the sequel of my series)
Pl-Please be gentle with me
Jk any criticism can help me become better as an artist and please others :)
Though, I predict people will tell me to get a scanner or tablet, which I cannot do atm
Anything critical about anatomy is welcome considering I don't know much about it (never took any classes on it) and maybe even certain methods of hypnosis or fetishes that people would like to see (This pertains to the sequel of my series)
Honestly the fact you're doing a comic is a really good source of progression in of itself, since it'll naturally require you to do more poses and such that people'd usually not bother with [and ideally varying angles, backgrounds etc too]
If we take your current icon image as an example though, in anatomy terms, a few things do jump out. Particularly ana's arms. The upper arms look quite short in comparison to the forearms, and overall compared to the width of the torso, look a bit too much on the thin side. [I mean, I know it's anime and all but regardless...]
Generally drawing an object that's in front of you is better than drawing from a photograph. I have a suspicion you wont be able to swing attending anything like an organised life drawing class but if you can get someone to pose for you [...i dont mean naked] and do quick studies you might get a better grasp of relative proportions that way.
And here are a couple of fun proportion quick tricks that're good for everyone.
Hand <-> Face
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Foot <--> Forearm
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