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Hi there, everybody! I know it took me too long to come back and upload again, but I promise I'm still alive and kicking

Here's the new skeksis tutorial: this time it's about body types!
Since like any other kind of character, skeksis offer a variety of sizes, body-builds and looks, I decided to include this aspect as a tutorial on its own (instead of merging it with another about the bulkyness of their clothing, which will instead be its own sepparate thing)
Here I went for four examples of classical skeksis body-builds: Petite, average/flabby,sturdy, and bulky. Each of these individual skeksis are examples of the types of body build you can use when drawing them, to keep them distinct and full of personality!

Just in case you haven't seen the former tutorial about how I use construction art to "build up" the shapes to draw a skeksis , here's the link to that one ^^

Please keep in mind that this is not "the best way" or by any means an "official way" to draw skeksis, it's just my personal way to go about it- and given how many times I've been asked about my personal techniques and ways to draw these guys, I wanted to produce a little something to share with all of you! ^^
I really hope this will be a fun thing to look at: there will still be some more of them coming!
That's all for today!
See you all soon with more!
Stay safe and creative! Best wishes from here!

*DISCLAIMER*
Everything within this folder is fanart, unofficial work.
Artwork may not be used or redistributed without written consent.
Artwork © SkekLa
All publically recognizeable canon The Dark Crystal characters, settings and situations © Jim Henson / Brian Froud/Universal studios
(No commercial use or copyright infringement are intended)

Description

Hi there, everybody! I know it took me too long to come back and upload again, but I promise I'm still alive and kicking

Here's the new skeksis tutorial: this time it's about body types!
Since like any other kind of character, skeksis offer a variety of sizes, body-builds and looks, I decided to include this aspect as a tutorial on its own (instead of merging it with another about the bulkyness of their clothing, which will instead be its own sepparate thing)
Here I went for four examples of classical skeksis body-builds: Petite, average/flabby,sturdy, and bulky. Each of these individual skeksis are examples of the types of body build you can use when drawing them, to keep them distinct and full of personality!

Just in case you haven't seen the former tutorial about how I use construction art to "build up" the shapes to draw a skeksis , here's the link to that one ^^

Please keep in mind that this is not "the best way" or by any means an "official way" to draw skeksis, it's just my personal way to go about it- and given how many times I've been asked about my personal techniques and ways to draw these guys, I wanted to produce a little something to share with all of you! ^^
I really hope this will be a fun thing to look at: there will still be some more of them coming!
That's all for today!
See you all soon with more!
Stay safe and creative! Best wishes from here!

*DISCLAIMER*
Everything within this folder is fanart, unofficial work.
Artwork may not be used or redistributed without written consent.
Artwork © SkekLa
All publically recognizeable canon The Dark Crystal characters, settings and situations © Jim Henson / Brian Froud/Universal studios
(No commercial use or copyright infringement are intended)