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Published: 2015-11-08 15:00:02 +0000 UTC; Views: 4725; Favourites: 119; Downloads: 55
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This is not really a tutorial, more a "How I work" thing with some tip below. Doing a whole tutorial would require making drawings just for the occasion, with a lot of details and explanations, while here the basic stuff is kinda skipped. (maybe in the future I'll work on something like that, we'll see.)I still hope you will find it interesting or useful anyways ^^ For now I can post only the sketching part, since the drawing is still uncompleted, so inking and coloring will be posted who-knows-when, as soon as I have some free time and hoping I won't screw something.
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If you need tutorials you'll find plenty of these even here on DA, just type "body tutorial".
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Here's something for the muscles and references.
And at last I would highly recommend this is site here, it's for artistic nude drawing and some poses are awesome references, I used them even in the drawing above. (It's obviously full of pictures of nude people, you've been warned) www.artmodeltips.com/poses/
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I like it that the feet are looking like they could actually support the characters weight
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That is one of the things I aim for, glad you noticed. 
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yeah, so often i see that people just change the posture and maybe add a little more muscles to the legs, but there is a reason why our human feet have evolved the way they did, so would Digitgrade feet
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Thanks for the tips, man! I've always skipped the middle step and when straight from the basic geometry to the final drawing. Must be why my clothes always bothered me. Will be trying your way from now on!
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Glad you found it useful, I'm sorry I couldn't make a step by step of the rest of the work, though.
I used to do that too and yeah, it sometimes leads to awkward anatomy and weird clothing effects... ^^
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i'm eager to see the following part ! thx so much for you help ._.
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I posted the finished work, unfortunately I wasn't able to make a step by step for the coloring part
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oh, no prob 
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Ooooh grazie mille per questo piccolo tutorial
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Aw, grazie mille! In realtà come tutorial non serve quasi a un tubo, dovrei farne uno serio spiegando i pasaggi ma il tempo è sempre un problema! ^^
Purtroppo con l'acquerello è abbastanza difficile mostrare il procedimento via foto 
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Non preoccuparti! Io l'ho trovato molto utile, e sono sicura di non essere l'unica^^
Capisco bene!
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Ooooo, nice tips! This is something to keep in mind for when I get out my sketchbook.
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Glad you found it useful! ^^
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Oh wow this is really cool! I always find it interesting how different everyone's first step (skeleton step) looks. Mine looks like a stick figure XD Perhaps I'll try your boxy method sometime 
(And I did find it useful 
Also I really love this drawing so far! Hope you are able to finish it someday ^^ Good luck on it!
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Sorry for the awfully late reply! D:
Many people say to use the stick figures for the general shape, but I found them useful only on really complex poses, otherwise I go on only with "circles and tubes" ^^ Hah! Good to know, not many take the time to draw the body if it will be covered by the clothing!
Thank you!
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Thank you for this excellent reference of your method for drawing a anthropomorphic body.
I'll use this for my drawings in the future.
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Eh, I would have done a well made tutorial if I had the time, glad you found it useful anyways.
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Well, I use other kind of base for the body, but is useful to know how to draw the paws.
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glad you found it at least a bit useful then! ^^
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Hello:
Thank you for making this! , I have indeed that problem of awkward anatomy by trying to put clothes directly into the skeleton of the sketch .
I'll try and use your ideas for any future pics I can try
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You're welcome ^^ At the beginning I used to make the same mistake, everyone had noodly arms...
Sorry for the terribly late reply bu the way!
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Hello:
Lol, I know what you mean, I guess I will still have to work on that (specially whenever I start drawing adult characters
I guess you were busy.
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ah great to see you finally post this great looking cat rebel! sure your tutorial is abit sparce but I still highly enjoy studying it
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Yup, it was more an "how I work" than a real tutorial, but better than nothing ^^
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Wow 
If yu will be even on trip to Poland and kraków, I promise that you have from me free guide tour on all my belowed Kraków - everyting
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Woah, I'm glad you liked it mate!
Thank you for the offer, however for now I have no plans about that ^^
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Really this is a great help
And as for this offerl, I say it for the future
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I really like seeing how you begin drawing your characters. That's something I struggle with frequently. (Cursed anatomy!
I'm very curious to see the coloring stage of your drawing. I'm just starting to learn watercolor so I would love to see your step-by-step process. ^_^
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Thank you!
Alas, I don't know if it's even worth posting the rest since I can't really show how I color, it would just be like "good! Now ink and then color!" which is pretty useless. If you'll ever need some advice I'll be here though!
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