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Legs tend to be important. Even if the character can fly, having legs makes them look more... authentic, perhaps. And, of course, many characters need to stand on their legs.

Your standard humanoid leg will have a single arc, representing the overall effect of hip, knee, and ankle, and a sharp corner at the ankle to form the foot. The foot should point the same direction as the arc of the leg, unless of course you're drawing a dog or something else with knees that point backward. (In which case, if the wolf that has appeared in the comic is your model, you won't be doing plain-line legs anyway.)

Making Menardi part 1: [link]
Making Menardi part 15: [link]
Making Menardi part 17: [link]

Description
Legs tend to be important. Even if the character can fly, having legs makes them look more... authentic, perhaps. And, of course, many characters need to stand on their legs.

Your standard humanoid leg will have a single arc, representing the overall effect of hip, knee, and ankle, and a sharp corner at the ankle to form the foot. The foot should point the same direction as the arc of the leg, unless of course you're drawing a dog or something else with knees that point backward. (In which case, if the wolf that has appeared in the comic is your model, you won't be doing plain-line legs anyway.)

Making Menardi part 1: [link]
Making Menardi part 15: [link]
Making Menardi part 17: [link]