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I've found that regardless of the outer width of the female hips vs shoulders, there are significant changes that result from the location of the hinge of each hip being further out, particularly in posing.
Think of it this way: drawing a guy in stick figure, you'd generally bring the lines for the legs in directly at the bottom of the stick, whereas with women, you'd put a line on the bottom and connect them to either end of it. Even if the fleshed out version is the same width on the outside, the angle is different.
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P.S.: If nipple-less breast turns out to be mature content, i will punch a pidgeon!
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Also, added by
snapai I've found that regardless of the outer width of the female hips vs shoulders, there are significant changes that result from the location of the hinge of each hip being further out, particularly in posing.
Think of it this way: drawing a guy in stick figure, you'd generally bring the lines for the legs in directly at the bottom of the stick, whereas with women, you'd put a line on the bottom and connect them to either end of it. Even if the fleshed out version is the same width on the outside, the angle is different.
o|-<
vs
o|-=
P.S.: If nipple-less breast turns out to be mature content, i will punch a pidgeon!
How To Draw Tutorial Index
Category Artwork (Digital) / General Furry Art
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 926 x 1280px
File Size 200.5 kB
I've found that regardless of the outer with of the female hips vs shoulders, there are significant changes that result from the location of the hinge of each hip being further out, particularly in posing.
Think of it this way: drawing a guy in stick figure, you'd generally bring the lines for the legs in directly at the bottom of the stick, whereas with women, you'd put a line on the bottom and connect them to either end of it. Even if the fleshed out version is the same width on the outside, the angle is different.
o|-<
vs
o|-=
Think of it this way: drawing a guy in stick figure, you'd generally bring the lines for the legs in directly at the bottom of the stick, whereas with women, you'd put a line on the bottom and connect them to either end of it. Even if the fleshed out version is the same width on the outside, the angle is different.
o|-<
vs
o|-=
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