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Take a look at my proportions tutorial to see what measurements i use! And if you have a spareminute, maybe look also on my drawing tips .

I hope i can help someone out there getting practice like me and with me. Join my epic quest!

Stock by the great Stock1 Stock2

Here are two tutorials refering the Line of Action: Tutorial1 Tutorial2

I used this Photoshop Brushes for the Outline sketches. (The others are made with standard Photoshop Brushes)

In the case you can't read my handwriting, from Top right to bottom left:
Step 4: Joints; Sketch partly visible things completely!; (2 heads); Take care of your marks!; Head measurements (use u're fingers or pen, not rulers!); kneel and mark matches! yay!; 3D-Tubes

Step 5: Head's too flat; too thin, orientate on the second

Step 6: You can concentrate on the visible parts now - the props. are already right; ripcage and pelvis are both bone, so they are straight*. Sketching them gives you a pretty good idea how to construct the torso

*With straigh i mean they are solid, not flexible

Step 7: even without ref you know where things belong: First mark: Mid of breasts, second mark: bellybutton; Feet just suck, okay.

Description
Take a look at my proportions tutorial to see what measurements i use! And if you have a spareminute, maybe look also on my drawing tips .

I hope i can help someone out there getting practice like me and with me. Join my epic quest!

Stock by the great Stock1 Stock2

Here are two tutorials refering the Line of Action: Tutorial1 Tutorial2

I used this Photoshop Brushes for the Outline sketches. (The others are made with standard Photoshop Brushes)

In the case you can't read my handwriting, from Top right to bottom left:
Step 4: Joints; Sketch partly visible things completely!; (2 heads); Take care of your marks!; Head measurements (use u're fingers or pen, not rulers!); kneel and mark matches! yay!; 3D-Tubes

Step 5: Head's too flat; too thin, orientate on the second

Step 6: You can concentrate on the visible parts now - the props. are already right; ripcage and pelvis are both bone, so they are straight*. Sketching them gives you a pretty good idea how to construct the torso

*With straigh i mean they are solid, not flexible

Step 7: even without ref you know where things belong: First mark: Mid of breasts, second mark: bellybutton; Feet just suck, okay.