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Don tforget the parts that are not visible in the frontal view such as the underarms.

Compare such things as the size of the head, the Ą appearance of the neck and the shoulders, and the length of the arms with the frontal view in (1).

There is some exaggeration. The legs are much bigger than in the frontal view. The parts of the body nearest you are the biggest.

Draw the curve of the waist the opposite way to the way it is drawn from below.

The Direction of the Body

3. The view from above (frontal)

As in (2) this pose is often used in explanatory scenes in relation to the character.

4. The view from below

This view is used to emphasize the character‘s size and strength, and to express exultation and attractiveness

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