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sugarooze has sponsored a tutorial series about proportions. This is her character Valdís, a cute vampire who drinks sugar.
Part 1/?

Well this is just my view on things. I never really feel qualified to teach per se, but ask and you shall receive (sometimes). Most of the time I draw proportions from muscle memory, and just check them if something looks strange, or in certain special situations. But be careful doing that, all your figures start to look the same! If you aren't sure where to start off (there's so many options, right?) I suggest learning the proportions of your own body first. You can easily use a photo or mirror as reference.

This bit talks specifically about humans, but I might do a part about digitigrade/ungulate anthros too.

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Further reading and resources:
all the links have 'barbie doll' nudity

More about that curled-up position: [click]
Nsio tutorial (Nsio tutorial series is good reading): [click]
I think this one is good to show some common mistakes: [click]
7.5 head proportions, like I was taught (in high school): [click]
Loomis figure, this one has 8 heads: [click]
Shows an example of using your own body as a guide: [click]
Good observations: [click]


umm that's all the ones I can think of right now.


Other tutorials and studies by me:
https://www.furaffinity.net/gallery.....160311/studies

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