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Also feel free post pictures of inspiration for as-of-yet unrealized styles. For example, you could post pictures of medieval European royalty to try and get some ideas for fits.

Posting my limited conquistador inspiration folder.

stay in school op

>>6970963
just stop

>>6971171

Yeah, OP; we hate creativity.

>>6971181
>>6971175
These are really terrible costumes.

this thread is fucking awesome

sick layering

>>6970963
Look up Eiko (I can't remember her last name). Her work is also featured prominently in The Fall.

>>6971209
Eiko Ishioka

>>6971221
Thank you.

>>6970963
honestly id like to do a fit like this one day if i get ripped enough but I wouldnt know where to find the pieces

>>6971250

I got one.
Streetpirate

>>6971302

>>6971302
Could be really neat if you could design a sort of street-tricorn.

>>6971327
I was thinking it, thought a big ol' floppy hat would be better with that one she brings the pain image in mind.

We all know you can't really be a real street-conquistador until you've killed a few street-indians

>>6971458
>street indian

Holy hell that golden!

Imagine what you could do with intricate bead work and feathers and shit.

>>6971458
>street-indians

You mean street-Mesoamericans? Stay in school kid.

you are retarded and have no imagination

>>6971503
Post your imaginary fit fuccboi. Let's see what you've got.

>>6971509
I'm not posting shit, I'm a pro fashion designer in a developing country which doesn't get me to a worldwide recognition level but makes me more qualified than this kid.

he needs to get those rick owens ideas off his head, it seems like everything he's doing is grabbing ideas and turning them into things owens would do.

>>6971477
Where's Nakamura to get on this shit?

>>6971519
First of all, that's a pretty sweet gig, I would love to see your stuff! Second, you are speaking to op here, but I guess that was my mistake not to namefag for the thread. Third, these are really amateur and rough ideas. The only purpose is to just get ideas out there, and maybe something really interesting will come about. Don't take everything so seriously.

street-aboriginal?

>>6972619
dat filename

heres something i sketched quickly yesterday at 5am no idea wtf i was going for just drew whatever came to mind

>>6972619
I could totes do this if it weren;t for the fact Im eurasian and pale af

Here's the beginning of a project im working on, based on muscle/skeletal malformations

>>6972669
u 4got pic m8

>>6972681

My phone wont upload for some reason

>>6972692
thats really cool

>>6972692
shoulder joint left?
heaps of interesting muscle attachments and passes around the pictorial girdle
your brachial looks fucked though

pins represent spinal segments?

>>6972736
look at me guys i took anatomy 101

>>6972752
good post

>>6972692
btw idk what's happening but twerk cant text and has sent emails.

>>6972692
shit ur going hard on the insect/biostuff
gl u fkin poofter cunt ilu

>>6972736

The spine shape was based on someone with severe lordosis...do you know of any books or sources where I could find material on bone/muscle deformities...can be disease/genetic etc. Also looking for old medical illustrations showing bodies with deformed bone or muscle structure

And idk where twerk is he didn't contact me in the last few days. Busy im sure

>>6972822
i cant think of a lot of significant bone deficiences that really manipulate shape a lot...
there are a few involving early development to the spinal cord...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neural_tube_defect

and thinking about it now most of the really significant impacts kind of occur during early development
perhaps look into embryology and manipulations regarding that, kind've pivotal in development and lots of things can go wrong.

short of that, salt deficiencies in third world countries but these are starting point if anything.

muscle as far as i know is usually just atrophy that causes sig difference --> fragility.

>>6972822
...?
brachial is an arm segment - shoulder plexus --> elbow
(humerus + w/e at either end)

>>6972926
>turnleft.jpg

>>6971250

no, you don't

>>6972926
Thom Yorke

>>6971616
what you posted is not amateur, it's laughable.
It is uncreative as hell

>>6973122
Gotta start somewhere right?

Ahh man, I get it. I was here.

If you can find them, get in a life drawing course. It'll show you how to actually draw proportions on people.

You're taking the drawing too seriously. You want to get those perfect lines, and the perfect person, but you're getting those perfect lines from your minds eye first.

If you can't find any classes I'll try and summarize how to best do drawing people (I still highly recommend the courses though):

1. Start with how the spine would curve through someone.
2. Do the shoulders, not a line showing where the shoulders are, but a line that would be the top of them.
3. The waist. Pretty easy.
4. A curve showing where the leg rotates in the cuff. Connect with...
5. A line doing the outside of the leg leading into the foot, curving back under the sole.
6. Do other leg. Don't worry about the inside of the leg yet.
7. Torso. Connect to the far side of the shoulder lines.
8. Arms. Do like what you did for the legs, but connect where you drew the shoulders to the outside of the arms.
9. Now the curves of your legs should be the base of the pelvis. Do the inside of the legs.
10. Do a question mark for how the head is pointed. Similar to the hairline from the base of the neck to the forehead.
11. Fill in head.

Now you should have a somewhat comprehensible person. Look at pictures of models sitting. Try and look at pictures with the least amount of clothing on them.

For example: http://www.thirdlooks.com/2013/03/cara-delevingne-in-interview-magazine/

Those pictures of Cara should be a good start. Once you get the base of the drawing, you fill it in with shading, etc.

>>6973698
Thanks for the tips! Do you have any online resources that you could share that might be helpful?

>>6973724

Sorry, the only thing I really have is:

http://www.posemaniacs.com/thirtysecond

It'll help you get the base of your person down faster, and it doesn't matter if you screw up.

Start with like 25 - 10 seconds, 20 - 30, 10 - 1 minute, 2 - 5, and then finally 1 - 10. Do this like everyday.

It's hard to explain, but practice really makes perfect. Sitting in a studio for 3 hours drawing a naked man really helped my skill. Such is art school.