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Soo, I am making a group based on anatomy/perspective/illustration from the ground up.
Possibly gots any interest in perhaps joining and letting me submit these?
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Hey, sorry this is such a late reply - I suck at replying on DA! Yeah, of course you can submit these to your group, don't mind at all! Glad you like what you've seen, cheers!
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saved for great justice...and future reference...very muchly
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would it be weird if i applied this tutorial to well built men?
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Probably, blokes are really much more thickset by comparison though. However, the basic musculature is the same so I suppose if you made the muscles bigger, anatomically it would still work. If you wanna draw a bulked up guy I'd recommend making the head fit into the body 10 times (rather than 8) and make his neck very thick too.
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10 times? 
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Yeah, if you make the body 10 x the size of the head it gives the impression that the head is smaller. It also depends on what kinda guy you're drawing. If it's a heroic type I'd say make the torso 3 heads the gap between the waist and the crotch 1 head maybe and the legs 5 but if it's a squat thick set hulk type, make the legs shorter and the waist wider. It's difficult to explain without showing you, if I get a chance I'll perhaps have to do a tutorial or sketch dump explaining it. The Stage 5 Escalation pic in my gallery is an example of a 10 head high character if that's any help?
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i'll go check it out.
thank you for explaining this
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You're welcome, thank you for your earlier comments and honesty, cheers!
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