Kyle Petchock

Drawing Dynamic Poses

<p>Hi Angel!  Nice job here! A few things to correct though would be to take her back extended leg and shift it down a bit.  Remember that the glute muscle is right above the upper leg, so you want to avoid drawing it as if it's protruding from the glute itself (if that makes sense).  The overall flow of the pose looks solid, but proportionally a lot of areas aren't sized correctly.  The head should be a bit smaller, extend the arms to be a bit longer / make the hands smaller, and parts of her face such as the ear and neck should be tweaked a bit.  Make sure the ear is shaped correctly and thin her neck out as well.  Women tend to have thinner necks than men do.  Also, another small detail to correct, is the center line going from her collar bone down to her hips.  Definitely make sure the center of her shirt matches the direction of her torso so it doesn't look skewed.  And just continue practicing drawing the anatomy as well so little by little you can be more accurate.  Eventually, once you've drawn a subject so much over a period of time, you'll be able to do it from memory without references.  You've got this!  Great job! :D</p>

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