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First entry for the SFM Week challenge, give it a look! : Challenge #1: PosingJust as promised, we begin our challenge week with something simple.
Posing is EXTREMELY vital in a poster, body language can define someone's emotions, their personality, and even their intentions, which is why it is this day's challenge.
Learning to pose isn't that simple, however, something that helped me a lot to make my own poses, was to base myself in vectors, vectors are AMAZING tools because you can use them as references, and if you do something wrong, you'll be able to use the base to see what went wrong and fix it.
This day's challenge is:
Make a poster based on a vector
And make sure to credit the artist behind said vector too!
Tips and tricks:
Some poses require you to use something called ''Bone locking'' To lock a bone, simply click the square next to it, like this:

Why is it useful?
Depending of the pose, Locking can make things fantastically easier to reach a certain pose you want to make, take this

Derpy's pose was based on this vector:

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Pose without scenebuild:

First entry for the SFM Week challenge, give it a look! : Challenge #1: PosingJust as promised, we begin our challenge week with something simple.
Posing is EXTREMELY vital in a poster, body language can define someone's emotions, their personality, and even their intentions, which is why it is this day's challenge.
Learning to pose isn't that simple, however, something that helped me a lot to make my own poses, was to base myself in vectors, vectors are AMAZING tools because you can use them as references, and if you do something wrong, you'll be able to use the base to see what went wrong and fix it.
This day's challenge is:
Make a poster based on a vector
And make sure to credit the artist behind said vector too!
Tips and tricks:
Some poses require you to use something called ''Bone locking'' To lock a bone, simply click the square next to it, like this:

Why is it useful?
Depending of the pose, Locking can make things fantastically easier to reach a certain pose you want to make, take this

Derpy's pose was based on this vector: