Crawdaddy
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Re: Drawings from Sin
Okay, so I've looked a bit around, and I've come to consider a few things.
1. The back/shoulder should be altered somewhat to better show that we're not seeing this character straight from behind, but a bit from the side as well, if that makes sense. As it is now, the Y-shaped pattern on the back messes with the perspective. Would it be possible to make it seem like the Y's arm to the right reaches an apex and then starts descending down the front? I'm not sure if that makes sense.
2. Since we're seeing her back a bit from the right, I think you need to show a line that indicates her stomach on the right side, and maybe hide the left boob's outline. I think that'll solve the issue of the waist appearing to thin at this point. (basically, the outline of the hip on the left side should be a smaller line within the body of the figure, if that makes sense.)
3. The top of the butt-crack should have a little line on top of the left butt cheek as well, making a small Y-shape, imho.
4. To detail the lower leg a bit more, I suggest drawing a shape like this: ) ( on the back of the ankle to indicate the achilles tendon.
Okay, so I've looked a bit around, and I've come to consider a few things.
1. The back/shoulder should be altered somewhat to better show that we're not seeing this character straight from behind, but a bit from the side as well, if that makes sense. As it is now, the Y-shaped pattern on the back messes with the perspective. Would it be possible to make it seem like the Y's arm to the right reaches an apex and then starts descending down the front? I'm not sure if that makes sense.
2. Since we're seeing her back a bit from the right, I think you need to show a line that indicates her stomach on the right side, and maybe hide the left boob's outline. I think that'll solve the issue of the waist appearing to thin at this point. (basically, the outline of the hip on the left side should be a smaller line within the body of the figure, if that makes sense.)
3. The top of the butt-crack should have a little line on top of the left butt cheek as well, making a small Y-shape, imho.
4. To detail the lower leg a bit more, I suggest drawing a shape like this: ) ( on the back of the ankle to indicate the achilles tendon.