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5.) 25min pose
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Polyvios Animations
Nicest job on your tones, relationships (proportions and angles), spaces, and edges, and forces. I'm still getting a lot of encouragement on your marches of progress from your process. And what I mean by relationships, what I mean is a compound of proportions and angles. See?
But, I'm still not getting enough of the most organic flows and fluidities of shapes, spaces and forms. Would you like to please just draw 106 minutes of 2 minute poses?
As a result of this is because, your figure's shapes and forms can and will become the most certain in their forms and shapes, but with the strength of organic lines and fluidest lines. So for most enough details, please just look into the Drawn to Life series from Kindle.
My hat's off to you.
The jawline isn't really lining up with the head or the neck? I cant see anything asides from that