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Please can you make a tutorial on human body figuresΒ
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Thank you very much! I can't believe how quickly these bones-and-muscles anatomy tutorials help me.
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hello! just wondering, do you mind if i put this on tumblr for other people to see too? you'll get credit, of course
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If you write to it that I made it, of course yes: )
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Thank you for making this. It's a brilliant tool and it helped me a lot.
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Haha I laughed at the mistakes part 
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You're welcome
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You are very velcome: )
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this is very good, it helped me a lot today
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I'm glad I could help: )
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Probably the most useful face tutorial I've ever seen. Thank you SO much, this really clears everything up!!!
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Wow, I'm so glad you like it
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Thank you so much, it helped a lot to get all the things I skipped before. I never knew actually where to place eyes till your tutorial xD
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I'm glad I could help: DD
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very enlightening, most of my profiles look like the guy in the mistakes part...
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Very nice. This will be extremely helpful for me!
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Thanks, i'm glad I could help: )
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You are welcome!β₯
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Love to draw profiles in class, always have problems with the lips and neurocranium though, cheers.
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You are welcome!: )
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I'm glad I could help!β₯
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This is very helpful. Thank you for sharing!
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You are welcomeβ₯
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Merci beaucoup!
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Sure, always get stuck on drawing profiles.
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Thank you!
I suddenly wonder why we did'nt learn this at school
-Lithanna
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You are very welcome!β₯
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Wow thanks for this! I'll download it for future use
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Feel free to use: )
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Oh, I most definitely will
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Its nice, but a small critique! I believe you make the necks look too small, as the skin stretches closer from the jaw....i hope im making sense ;; But this is very useful! I always have trouble with the lips and nose in profile.
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Well yes, yes you are right^^" I have to admit that I concentrated on the skull and the facial features... (Hahah, "the point of departure is always myself", so maybe the cause of why did I draw too small neck is I have an incredibly thin neck tooΓD) Thanks for your notice, I'll keep it in mind: )
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Yes! This is how I red-line people's work. I often tell them to keep the skull in mind! As it's helpful. Glad I'm not out of line! :'D
Knowing the sternoclaidomastoid also helps in guiding jaw and ear placement (as well as helps to make sure the back of the head isn't too flat!).
Plus if you then know right where to place the ear, it makes the eyes easier to place. β₯
My only nit pick is that it is possible to have a flat brow lead down to straight nose. You notice it in certain ethnic groups (Greek being the more famous for this). So if a person is of such genetics, and sees this often, they will probably draw noses and brows that way, since it's what they naturally see. Though there may be wrong ways to go about, it's not entirely wrong in itself. It has a basis. . u.;;
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