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7/4/2025, 10:39:07 PM
>>7632277
For more natural standing poses be wary of the character's center of gravity as well. I find that we (me too) try to chase exaggerated poses that we forget the ground a lot even when drawing characters in the white void. It's all about balance unless the point is to make it really dynamic then you can break these rules.
I can probably fix the one i'm working on more now that i'm looking at it. (Still learning.)
>>7632279
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mb21trk4Ja8
https://youtu.be/Phw4bH4Yj5w?t=197
If you need a physical example, think of nendoroid/anime figure hair parts and how they divide the bangs, sides and the back. Always start with the hair root point on the head, spread out from there. Plot it out with big shapes first underneath then you can break it down further. If you go to the artbook general they should have some anime books about hair.
For more natural standing poses be wary of the character's center of gravity as well. I find that we (me too) try to chase exaggerated poses that we forget the ground a lot even when drawing characters in the white void. It's all about balance unless the point is to make it really dynamic then you can break these rules.
I can probably fix the one i'm working on more now that i'm looking at it. (Still learning.)
>>7632279
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mb21trk4Ja8
https://youtu.be/Phw4bH4Yj5w?t=197
If you need a physical example, think of nendoroid/anime figure hair parts and how they divide the bangs, sides and the back. Always start with the hair root point on the head, spread out from there. Plot it out with big shapes first underneath then you can break it down further. If you go to the artbook general they should have some anime books about hair.
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