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Jim Sugomi
2016/08/20
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>>13064
Heh might work better for another idea. usually meat inside meat works better with other sources (aka turducken, bacon wrapped steak etc), so something like multiple tt girls with it a mixed batch of stuffing so you get demon, human, alien stuffed girls.
>>13073
My advice basically depends largely on what level your currently at. If you jsut starting, my best advice is look up some stuff online that gives you measurements to work off of. ALot of art is practice and trails and errors figuring out what style, and what works for you, especially with anime where the typical rules like with eyes and tits, don't adhere, but getting a good feel for tricks work well. Like for instance with legs I know the gimmick "when the legs fold up, the knees are at the shoulders, the feet are at the ass cheeks" as a good way to know how long to make legs. Not sure if i made them long enough or too long, i make a circle from knee cap to shoulder to see if its the right length. Same with tits, I know to leave a bit of room between the collar bone and the start of the tit, so their tits aren't growing out of their collarbone, and so forth. Currently working on something similar to go off of for the whole damn shoulder thing.
But yeah, basically learning some basics on measurement for tricks work wonders before going full out. I'd start off just doing torso/head practices using that, and then when yah feel yah got the sizes right for that move on. Just watch out for the usual beginners issue of drawing too small. Alot of people start out doing little tiny figures and theres really no room for hair, eyes mouths etc that way.
I'd go measurements, head and shoulders and torso, then move onto hips, then do limbs, and when yah feel yah can do a static model of that move to using the stick figure lines drawn over with details to work out posings. Its time consuming, but its the basics of artwork for most people learning.
I did everything the hard way and learned from scratch ^^: always found tutorials after I mastered that level and could never find the next cause when I learned to draw... things like deviantart didn't exist yet and we were still using dial up connections. So old....
Sadly I actually just deleted a crappy variant two days ago of a tutorial for how to draw heads I had done for someone. But it was pretty shite so ^^:. Had mused on training people and doing tutorials but right now just trying to get things straightened out for crap irl so times scarce.
<Anyway musing on raven's intro here, probably not what I'd go for for "canon" as I was just putzing with text and trying to see if I could draw her body like in the one picture minus the stuffing bump and sidways pose (as I've said in the past, tits are weird in that certain tits fit better for certain poses, like long dangly tits bad for standing, great for grill pictures, in this case I needed big, nearly too big for the body, tits, which tend to cover hips), and I had envisioned her jilling off on the couch to dolcett style magazines secretly with the guys in back talking and a bit more wording in there, but was trying to brainstorm and sketch with what little time i have.
Also sorry for the rambles :P. Tired as hell and fitting this in between a nap, and going back to bed to go back to work at 2 am, and then come back and do irl crapola. Sooooo tired T_T.
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