/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>2562924

>>2307460
I found it good to imagine different parts of a human. Then attach all the parts together.
So if you find that a foot is pretty easy to rotate in space, then start from there...slowly adding the calves, then the thighs. Then move onto the upper arm, thr forearms, then hands...being sure that you can imagine them at each step.

Of course when I picture a full human, it is still a little fuzzy in areas which I do not understand...like the back of the thigh, or dome muscles in the back, etc etc.

That's why learning anatomy and perspective is so important early on, so that you can set up some sort of scene in your head that can be believable.

>>2291678
On some level I know it makes perfect sense but I just can't wrap my head around what that actually means in practice. I could definitely use any topical visual aides you might have lying around.

>>2281542
While my dick may be floppy, I'm pretty masculine to be honest, family. Unless you like hairy muscle men you're out of luck.

>>2276683
That's actually not bad. Of curse, if those are drawn intentionally to be fitting for a fist of the north star kind of thing or porn.
If those are supposed to be regular bodies, I recommend to use body muscles as references.