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* Please use it as an inspiration/reference for your drawings/painting or for learning purposes. Do not create bases and photomanipulations from it. Thank you *
You can use the arts done with my poses anywhere and do not need to credit me.
Third sheet of poses - some more action this time! Workout, fight stances, dance... and rest after our model got tired ;D
Use it as inspiration if you're looking for some. Just please do not trace from it. I also wouldn't like to see bases done with poses that are just copied/pasted onto new file.
more from the series:
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I have not used any reference for those drawing so there can appear some mistakes, I'm aware of most of them. I hope so 8D It was just a training of skills.
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great references, ^u^ i used the second pose in this art oi drew:
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you rock, thanks! makes my fleshing out some public domain characters quickly a hell of a lot easier
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AoniKaArt thank you for sharing your pose sheet π π
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Wonderful overall. Wish I had this skill. I have a question, are the boobs small or just not very floppy? Wanted to know.
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Why are the boobs like, made of bone? Just, as someone with this breast shape I feel like they should have less structure.
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Β Aside from some boob physics tho, the poses are pretty great. If this is unhelpful or unsociable of me to post, feel free to delete the comment thread as I mean no ill will.
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Ugh, people need to stop using these listen THEY ARE CHEATING! and you simply need to learn these on you're own how to draw poses right, mkay.
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Uh, referencing isn't cheating, there isn't anything wrong with using references, in fact using references could improve your art (for example in my case; improve my anatomy).
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How your stealing the idea of the art in the first place making it unoriginal!
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Also, it's not the idea that's used as a reference, more or less its usually the pose or anatomy, not the main idea itself.
It won't hurt to do some research every once in a while, sweetheart
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Yeah your copying the pose stealing its originality!
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Last one, if your mindset is that using references is cheating, then that's just like saying a chef using a cookbook is "cheating" which is just... Stupid.
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Hon, referencing requires no stealing whatsoever.
You're just referencing, not tracing, there's a huge difference.
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Referencing is stealing the idea and making it not your own because its a idea you stole its not original!
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If I drew a pose similar to one of these and I used one of these to help me by LOOKING AT IT, since the PROPORTIONS are done very well in these, it would help my are look better. A pose is not trademarked. This is like saying, I wanted to make an omelette but because someone else made an omelette I can't use any of the same ingredients. It doesn't work that way. This is meant to be helpful and it is. It is like a recipe in a recipe book. You tweak the recipe to your liking. Most people aren't going to take this picture and trace it to make art.
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If you STILL for some reason think that's referencing is unoriginal, lemme make an example out of your ART.
Let's say you had an idea of sans in a tutu, then someone else made the same thing, that doesn't mean that they're stealing YOUR idea because surprise surprise! They could've just had the same idea because you don't OWN the idea, anyone can think of a character in a tutu, anyone can think of sans, anyone can be in the fandom.
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Be concerned if someone if lowkey tracing your art or stealing the entire exact same piece, uploading it and saying its theirs.
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What...?
You do realize that, when you reference, you don't redraw the entire sheet... Right? And you don't upload it as your own.
Like...is that your understanding of a reference sheet? You redraw the entire thing (aka idea) and claim it as yours? Holy shit... I FIGURED OUT THE PROBLEM.
You DON'T steal the entire art piece, you twat. You just reference to see what is right and wrong in your piece and to figure out how it's supposed to look.
For example, making a character ref sheet is done by many great artists, even those in the professional area (ex: Disney) so that they can now HOW and WHAT a character is supposed to look like per se in a certain angle or pose.
You don't take the IDEA, you just REFERENCE.
Look up the meaning please, I feel like talking to a toddler here, honey.
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And if you still say it's unoriginal, honey, you do realize that ANYBODY, ANYWHERE, in the world can make these EXACT same poses, right?
Just because someone drew the pose FIRST, doesn't mean they own it, heck, no one can own a pose because it's not something you can copyright because physically, any human can "pose".
That's like saying a chef and another chef doing the same dish is unoriginal. Sweetie, anybody can do the same dish or art piece or at least the same idea, and it's not unoriginal.
I for one make tons of pastel gore, everybody else can make pastel gore, still, that doesn't make my piece unoriginal.
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I tried out one of your poses on a tiny lil card, here is the result Dodge
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Just what I need to practice, thanks for sharing!!!
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Absolutely lovely!
Just one question:
Why the heels tho?
No sane woman exercises in heels...
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What would you suggest for the people who trying making them too? ^^
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Love this. I've been trying to add speed to my dynamic posing and anatomy. I wasΒ repeating this exercise as soon as I saw yours. Great stuff!
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Totally using the first one for Mettaton.
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These look amazing! Thank you so much for drawing and posting!Β
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I for one need to expand my limited pool of figure drawing. Thanks alot AonikaArt
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The co-operation of these properties is known as grace.
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Each moving piece of the individuals body causes the protons to react.
The reactions of protons are directly connected to every thing known to science.
Every movement has a consequence or reward.
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Movement is just atoms tearing through proton waves.
Protons are able to move in ways the atoms can not physically experience.
Art.
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Thank you! this made my sketch process so much faster. Thank you again!
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I just used the running pose for reference since I was having such a hard time getting the hang of it. Thank you for allowing this to be used as stock reference <3Β
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