
(Link to right picture [link])
I had practically no knowledge of drawing human postures* and did it just for fun. And look where this "fun"** brought me.
There are still things I'm struggling with like color composition, dynamic poses/scenes, perspective and backgrounds. However reading art blogs/tutorials, watching other artists work and practicing on paper and tablet will gradually improve every aspect that I'm having trouble with. I've even made a notebook to draw sketches on the go when I don't have access to tablet (I've never posted anything from its content, I'm too lazy to scan it and clean scans).
So with no point to prove and no lesson to teach I'm ending this entry,
Glanco.
*(Which is weird since my Wakfu characters looked good. Maybe lack of template was the reason - which is stupid because now my characters are based on Wakfu to some point. "Why life have to be so ironic!" - One of the greatest philosophers of our time, Sweetie Belle)
**("fun" aka drawing humanized ponies most of the time. So don't be angry I'm changing them from time to time.)
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Template and concept of maymay by Bampire








Kidding.
The biggest flaw in "before" picture are totally messed up proportions of the whole body. I can draw them in different clothes and positions anytime but the anatomy part on the left is unspeakably bad. Tiny torso, big hands, broken knees. (I can agree that I draw really long legs, I'm aware of it.)
And if you happen to have the time to explain: About the broken knees...what is broken about them? (I would really like to know to not make the same mistake myself)
God, my life sucks!