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>drawing nude characters is easier than drawing clothed ones
My artist friend said this and a lot of people agreed with him. What's up with that? For me its the complete opposite, clothing gives me more freedom and allows me to get away with anatomy errors

>> No.7007366

clothing folds
if you can draw clothes properly and detailed it's harder to do

>> No.7007370

>>7007365
pyw

>> No.7007373

>>7007365
easier could also mean 'takes less time or is less tedious'

>> No.7007375
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7007375

>allows me to get away with anatomy errors

I literally can't clothe my whores until their anatomy is impeccable because the folds in fabric and the way things like accessories or plate carriers fit highlight any mistake, teach me your unholy ways

>> No.7007386

>>7007365
It's a matter of what you drew the most.

Many people will say that feet are harder than hands, but that's just because you happen to draw more hands than feet.

>> No.7008550
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7008550

>allows me to get away with anatomy errors
Keep telling yourself that buddy

>> No.7008554

>>7007365
Yup this anon >>7008550 is right, it's gonna show bro.

>> No.7008560

>>7007365
>Lots of claims.
>No work posted in order for anons to be able to asses if these claims have any ground to stand on.
Classic ic beglets.

>> No.7008566

>>7007375
>teach me your unholy ways
be shit at drawing.

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7008570

>>7007365
>>7008550
x

>> No.7008574

There are no 3D engines that can believably render drapery. The ability to come up with appealing shapes and folds on the fly is a good sign, OP. You are GMI.

>> No.7008760

>>7008574
>There are no 3D engines that can believably render drapery.
Why are you lying?

>> No.7008902

>>7008574
>implying OP has that ability