awilliams213
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Just a couple I have done recently all just for fun.
Tell me how to be as good as you.Here's a portrait I did for my gf
Here's a drawing I did a couple years back.
Haven't drawn in so long because of learning photography but here's a new one:
Tried out the grayscale markers again and I'm still bad at it
Tell me how to be as good as you.
Couple of mostly finished doodles
Mostly on tumblrI feel like I've seen your work before, are you on deviantart?
Just having some fun with a couple of my characters, trying them in a different age/style:
I really love this artstyle!
Boobs and butt pose...
Nice sketches but...
Boobs and butt pose...
Thanks, but are you talking about a broken spine thing? Both the torso and butt are in profile so I dont see an issue. If they were at a 3/4 view it'd be a problem.
He is probably saying it because for him, its sexist.
For me it looks great, and as you say there is no broken spine, that is the problem with lots of people that try to draw this poses. The other drawings are also beautiful.
Nice sketches but...
Boobs and butt pose...
(I forgot the dermal spines T.T)
It's not the worst example ever, no. But it's still there, and it makes me roll my eyes every time because it's so common and obligatory. It's like whenever someone draws a woman they need to emphasize both the boobs and the butt and will always find a way to do that (and men are almost never drawn in such poses). I don't agree that it's an "excellent choice", that pose doesn't look remotely natural to me, and there's no reason for the butt crack to be so prominent except for... you know. Which is fine, whatever, but don't get so defensive if someone points it out, eh? It's not like I trashed his drawing and called it crap, geez.Thats a bad comment by you. The spine is arching in a natural, not forced way and the boobs are not even on display, plus its an excellent choice of pose for a character with an arm cannon because you can actually picture a situation where Samus would have to be in a pose like this. I dont think the butt should be so rounded, but thats a minor thing.
People on the internet are getting so hung up on anatomical correctness lately that we are forgetting that a good artists bend the rules of anatomy to try to display something in a more pleasant way. Sure there are many examples of the "boobs and butt pose" being taken to hilarious, extreme situations, but you should take a hard stance on "this pose should never be drawn" There are many gray areas in art and you need to have a more discerning eye instead of quickly dismissing things.
It's not the worst example ever, no. But it's still there, and it makes me roll my eyes every time because it's so common and obligatory. It's like whenever someone draws a woman they need to emphasize both the boobs and the butt and will always find a way to do that (and men are almost never drawn in such poses). I don't agree that it's an "excellent choice", that pose doesn't look remotely natural to me, and there's no reason for the butt crack to be so prominent except for... you know. Which is fine, whatever, but don't get so defensive if someone points it out, eh? It's not like I trashed his drawing and called it crap, geez.
I wasn't offended at all. I was disappointed because of how prevalent that pose is.I guess maybe he was responding to how blunt the statement was said. Would have been nice for me if you expanded and offered more constructive criticism in the first place, as I was a bit confused by the comment. I had to google "boobs and butt pose" to figure out what you meant. It didn't cross my mind once while I was drawing it, and it wasn't the intent. In fact, it's good for me to be aware of this sort of thing as I don't want to oversexualize all of the women I draw, or offend women with my art. It happened and I get that you're offended, but in the future it would be more helpful to expand a bit more.