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[link] (Original) by ~larah131313 ; for

It's kind of large, because I really wanted to show the steps I did. So Download or full view to see the whole thing.

If you can't read my handwriting, let me know, and I'll tell you what it says.. XD;; Sorry, I'm having trouble with the keyboard in PhotoShop. And I'm not exactly the best person for anatomy, but I've been practicing for a while, so I can give some basic pointers. Anything else you need to know, you can ask me, or if you'd rather have professional advice... Well, grab a book. XD;; Sorry I can't refer you to anyone else; I haven't found an online resource or a book that gives me enough information. At least, not for me.

Just be sure to use yourself and your clothes as references when you draw! 8D

But otherwise, the drawing was very good. Keep practicing and you'll get really good very quickly! :3

EDIT:

Umm, I'm just gonna go through and point out the stuff that I wrote up there XD

Basically, Your problem was with the direction of her spine. It was bending one way and then bending the opposite way in a different place. The thing is, you have to think of it in Physics terms. If one thing is pushing some part in one direction, then there must be something pushing back to balance it. In my replacement outline, I used her bending back to balance her. Another just as correct method would be to have her lean forward, bending her back forward. That would make her weight shift to the center, due to her head being solely pulled by gravity.

The clothes "misc" section was just something I had time to do. It sort of gives info on folds and stuff.

EDIT2:
Okay, =hollinesskiss just pointed out to my embarrassment that her hand was resting on her knee, and you can obviously see that I didn't do that XD;; I traced over and then when I changed the position of the legs, completely neglected to remember it. But I'm pretty sure that everything I said still stands, seeing as nothing I corrected was about the position of the arm... So, if you want to do that arm position, then feel free. There's nothing wrong with it; I just didn't remember to change it. Sorry

I am not an expert in anatomy nor am I any good at drawing backgrounds. All things that I correct are just general things that will make the anatomy at LEAST look a little better. I am not a miracle worker, and not everything I know about the body is correct. So please don't kill me.

Description
[link] (Original) by ~larah131313 ; for

It's kind of large, because I really wanted to show the steps I did. So Download or full view to see the whole thing.

If you can't read my handwriting, let me know, and I'll tell you what it says.. XD;; Sorry, I'm having trouble with the keyboard in PhotoShop. And I'm not exactly the best person for anatomy, but I've been practicing for a while, so I can give some basic pointers. Anything else you need to know, you can ask me, or if you'd rather have professional advice... Well, grab a book. XD;; Sorry I can't refer you to anyone else; I haven't found an online resource or a book that gives me enough information. At least, not for me.

Just be sure to use yourself and your clothes as references when you draw! 8D

But otherwise, the drawing was very good. Keep practicing and you'll get really good very quickly! :3

EDIT:

Umm, I'm just gonna go through and point out the stuff that I wrote up there XD

Basically, Your problem was with the direction of her spine. It was bending one way and then bending the opposite way in a different place. The thing is, you have to think of it in Physics terms. If one thing is pushing some part in one direction, then there must be something pushing back to balance it. In my replacement outline, I used her bending back to balance her. Another just as correct method would be to have her lean forward, bending her back forward. That would make her weight shift to the center, due to her head being solely pulled by gravity.

The clothes "misc" section was just something I had time to do. It sort of gives info on folds and stuff.

EDIT2:
Okay, =hollinesskiss just pointed out to my embarrassment that her hand was resting on her knee, and you can obviously see that I didn't do that XD;; I traced over and then when I changed the position of the legs, completely neglected to remember it. But I'm pretty sure that everything I said still stands, seeing as nothing I corrected was about the position of the arm... So, if you want to do that arm position, then feel free. There's nothing wrong with it; I just didn't remember to change it. Sorry

I am not an expert in anatomy nor am I any good at drawing backgrounds. All things that I correct are just general things that will make the anatomy at LEAST look a little better. I am not a miracle worker, and not everything I know about the body is correct. So please don't kill me.