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![FREE USE Female Torso Practice Sheet [9 Different Types]](http://d.furaffinity.net/art/aamp/1294801036/1294801036.aamp_bodypracticesheet.png "Click to change the View")
Alright, so here's a new practice sheet for you guys. I'll probably do a male version next, but for now enjoy the femaleness. =)
I thought you might like a little practice and help with how to make body-types, and here are two of the most visible distinctions a body can have: length of the torso and width of the hips. Boob size is also distinctive to a woman, but you should distinguish your characters by their body, not their boob size. ;)
If you can't read the words well, or don't understand it, the columns (top to bottom) cover torso length from long to short, and the rows (left to right) cover the hip sizes from small to large.
Examples for making the models look thin: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/5078089/
(Please do not trace the linked image)
Examples for making the models look chubby: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/5078100/
(Please do not trace the linked image)
Everything submitted to this account is provided under an Attribution-NonCommercial creative commons license. That means you can do whatever you want with what we provide here. Just give us credit for the resource you used, and don't use it for the purpose of making money.
I thought you might like a little practice and help with how to make body-types, and here are two of the most visible distinctions a body can have: length of the torso and width of the hips. Boob size is also distinctive to a woman, but you should distinguish your characters by their body, not their boob size. ;)
If you can't read the words well, or don't understand it, the columns (top to bottom) cover torso length from long to short, and the rows (left to right) cover the hip sizes from small to large.
Examples for making the models look thin: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/5078089/
(Please do not trace the linked image)
Examples for making the models look chubby: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/5078100/
(Please do not trace the linked image)
Everything submitted to this account is provided under an Attribution-NonCommercial creative commons license. That means you can do whatever you want with what we provide here. Just give us credit for the resource you used, and don't use it for the purpose of making money.
Category Artwork (Digital) / Tutorials
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Size 1000 x 1000px
File Size 193.2 kB
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