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Drawing Bodies

The Direction of the Body

Don't draw the character standing upright. Put morę weight on one leg than the other.

Draw the feet by imagining how the figurę is standing on the floor/ground and the whole using the image of the feet as boxes.

To practice three-dimensional drawing, the angle combines perspective and space. Although this is a difficult angle to draw, it is good practice for drawing shapes and considering the thickness of the body.

1. The frontal view (Basic)

Gamę and Animation is not just the work of one individual. It involves the joint efforts of a group of people.Therefore everyone must be able to understand the characters' expressions. This front pose is a standard one that everyone can work from.

2. The view from above (Oblique view from behind)

You must be able to draw things from the down-looking angle. Often you need to set the scene and show your characters in their environment. In directional terms, the view from above is used in scenes where the character is depressed. Drawing the character from behind increases the sadness of the scene.