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Ok, this is a compilation on some notes I have taken over the past 5 years or so. This is a tiny snippit of that information. I have reams and reams of information to go through and organize. I want to publish a book on my ideas.no one has ever publish an anatomy book based primarily on women. Sure there have been "how to draw Comic Females" and "how to draw Anime Females" But never a "How to draw female anatomy" book.
So tell me if you think these patterns are useful. Let me know if the help you draw females better.
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Thanks, this will be a big help!
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The center drawing on the far right - does the butt really jut out that much? And is that the breast or a bone?
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The butt jutting out is completely changeable depending on what you're going for. Some women have what is known as "Ghetto booty" like Jay-lo and it sticks out EXTREMELY far. Some women have flatter bottoms and it doesn't stick out as much.
As to your other question, the top part in black is the Breast. The blue part in the middle is the stomach and lower abdomen. The reason they three are separated is because they adjustable. I know I didn't really do a good job of explaining that in the tut
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Thank you. This is very helpful as sculpting pointers.
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Thank you so much for this! I'm having tons of trouble with anatomy lately but you've just made it so much easier to understand.
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It kinda of depends, really. I'm still in middle school and about the same height as my math teacher, though I have longer arms. My younger sister also has longer legs than I do in comparison.
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Its all just a complicated annoyance
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If you ever make a book, let me know. I'll get it as a gift for every artist I know.
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I say go for that book! I've been looking forever on how to draw female anatomy accurately without it looking anime-ish. Thanks for the help!
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very nice. this helps me out alot
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thanks, this helped. i'm gonna post what i practiced from this and link people here if you don't mind. X3
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Wow, nicely done! Very simple and easy to follow. Thanks for sharing!
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This is fabulous!
I'm glad you added this to Room to Improve
Very realistic. It will help our members tremendously
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Thanks.
Had some problem figuring out how to draw the buttcheek/thigh area
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Thanks ;w;
For some reason I keep forgetting that women do, in fact, have lungs. Hah
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LOL, kind of an important thing. You wouldn't want your character to suffocate
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Fave'd! Yay - this looks mighty useful. Thank you!
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wow, I never noticed the heart things... and I'm a girl. Ah well, very helpful
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This is so great. Thank you so much for sharing.
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SO HELPFUL~ Thank you so much for posting this, I needed something like this so badly and you just made my day
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I find it interesting that you felt women needed more detailed notes than men. I've always found women easier to draw, because the curves give the whole body an easy rhythmic quality. Men are like planks that move. Not that I don't like looking at and studying men, I like that part a lot, but dang, it is a confounding gender artistically.
Though, maybe that's just because I'm living in a woman's body and have it as constant reference? It would be interesting to get a decent survey going about that...
Anyway! This is really nice! Thanks for posting it!
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When I read that "heart shaped" part, I was thinking with a smirk on my face, and said to my self, "actually it's true!" xD
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This is amazing. A pain to adopt to a 3/4 view, but still quite helpful
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This is amazing 
But the only thing thats kinda wrong is the side veiw of the breasts
There kinda points, eh
BUT ITS STILL REALLY GOOD
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"There kinda points"
Not unless you walked into a 20 degree room from a 100 degree room. Boobs don't work that way...>>
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If you publish a good how to draw female anatomy book, I will most definitely purchase it and use it for notes.
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thats true. I am reading a book about "artistic anatomy" and it was very good on explaining male anatomy.
When it passed to female, it only did a comparrission of the differences between male and female body, instead of a full study... stupid...
your book would be great
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This book is really necessary! Your tut helped me a lot! Thank aou!
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I learn in figure drawing class that females slightly differ from males too. So far I remeber the female's rib cage is slightly smaller then a male's.
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these will really help with my characters' anatomy and with poses too. thanks.
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This is great- thanks for posting! I've been having some trouble with female anatomy
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the arrows where a completely new concept to me- all the formal anatomy classes I've taken make WORLDS more sense now that I see this tutorial that direct you where the muscles and lines of the body "flow"- indicated with arrows.
This was so useful!
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Thanks. The idea was to draw correlations between other muscle sets.
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Well its wonderfully helpful- thank YOU ;D
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Thank you so much!
That's absolutely what I was looking for, it helped me so much!
Good luck with you book, I would buy it.
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thanks for putting this up i can do male better some, but female man its hard lol i can never get it layed out the way i see it in my mind. >.< thanks again
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