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Published: 2014-04-22 18:57:40 +0000 UTC; Views: 119362; Favourites: 4987; Downloads: 3353
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A simple hip tutorial covering general shape concepts and observations.Thanks to all my patreon supporters who help make these happen.
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This is so helpful in teaching me how to determine hip shape through bone structure!
I've always tried to use myself as a reference, but I'd love to do different shapes as well. This was really helpful.
Thank you!
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Taking Figure drawing in college so this really helps! Β
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I struggle with hips the odd times I actually draw, so I'm sure this'll come in useful.
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Big hips and boobies are two of my fav things to draw and this is super awesome and helpful. Thank you!!!
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This is extremely helpful, I didn't understand hips at all.
Thank you, I clicked on the support link.Β
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This is pretty helpful to some people I guess but you do realise that most women do not have the so called "tight gap" especially if they are not underweight, right?
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Even if you're at a healthy or slightly chubby weight, most girls CAN have a thigh gap. It's dependent on how you stand more than anything.
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No, it is a matter of bone structure.
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No, its a matter of thighs ._. You can be thin and not have one, you can be chubby and have one. It depends on how large your thighs are. And though wait and bone structure has some to do with it, it all comes down to your thighs... I know, I'm a girl, and I know many other girls.
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I'm a girl and even if you are skinny, your bone structure [and muscle] determines whether or not you will have a thigh gap. Now sure, you can obtain a thigh gap by serious dieting and lowering your body fat percentage, but natural thigh gaps [aka not dieting to lower your fat percentage and muscle mass] are entirely based on your bone structure.Β Β
Naturally you want to have a healthy fat percentage but if your bone structure and muscle doesn't give you a natural thigh gap, you have to go below the healthy percentage to obtain that look.Β
You should take a look into many popular tumblr posts about thigh gaps and the facts behind them. Many even show you simple stances to give you a false gap which is what most of these popular thigh gap pictures really are.
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I thought everyone has the same bonesstructure?Β
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Absolutely not. Some people have wider hips or shoulders. Some have longer spines and legs. Etc.
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True but in most cases is it not based on height as well ?
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Not necessarily. I've seen both tall and short women have wide hips, or no hips at all.Β
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Thanks for the visual! Every now and again the hip region gives me trouble. This will surely help me out.
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please do a tutorial on butts!!!, wide & thin butts
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I love your toots and cannot wait for more!
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Thanks I've been having problems with this and I didn't realize till I saw this tutorial.
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Cool tutorial, nice tips for hips. Thank you.
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I actually really needed this haha hips and hands are my weakness
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Ah, that would explain the extra small hump before the initial feminine hip. Could you also show how it tilts and squash-and-stretch? 
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This helps me a lot because I FUCKING LOVE WIDE HIPS OwO!!!!Β
Thank you SO MUCH for this little tutorial i'll practice a little with this B3
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Such a tricky area to get right. Learnt from this.Β
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thanks for this! I've been looking for something like this for a long time and this is a first!
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Actually needed this one without realizing it.Β Great!Β
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You are like the first person I have ever seen to not draw style A O_O It's very unrealistic I think. Every photo I have ever seen there is a curve for the hip, then the leg, not one big curve for both!
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