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Description
The second sketch of “Morning Walk”. The rough sketch at the left side is a good start, and the lineart at the right is drawn from visual rough sketch.

The Little Guy is removed from the sketch art

A reason why I couldn’t submit a paper-and-pencil sketch: Scanner or camera is not available.

Some important tricks and tips that came into my mind:
Sketching Anatomy
a) Circles, ovals and squares are for limited body structure and muscles
b) Lines and line segments are for finding limitation of an anatomy, for perspective details and for guidelines
c) Linear connections that form a “stick figure” will make the characters easy to draw
d) Memorization of human anatomy plus anthropomorphic is a main tip.
e) Walking, running and jumping legs, torso and arms require a specific, perspective position
f) A character facing left, right, front or back (two-dimensional positions or flat) requires correct anatomical structures
g) Three-dimensional figure is a complex modeling. It requires significant proportions, distances, lines forming shapes, muscular depth and correct anatomy modeling.
h) When drawing muscles, I should try to measure the proportions, follow the muscular placement and use the BIRD’S EYE VIEW.

Description
The second sketch of “Morning Walk”. The rough sketch at the left side is a good start, and the lineart at the right is drawn from visual rough sketch.

The Little Guy is removed from the sketch art

A reason why I couldn’t submit a paper-and-pencil sketch: Scanner or camera is not available.

Some important tricks and tips that came into my mind:
Sketching Anatomy
a) Circles, ovals and squares are for limited body structure and muscles
b) Lines and line segments are for finding limitation of an anatomy, for perspective details and for guidelines
c) Linear connections that form a “stick figure” will make the characters easy to draw
d) Memorization of human anatomy plus anthropomorphic is a main tip.
e) Walking, running and jumping legs, torso and arms require a specific, perspective position
f) A character facing left, right, front or back (two-dimensional positions or flat) requires correct anatomical structures
g) Three-dimensional figure is a complex modeling. It requires significant proportions, distances, lines forming shapes, muscular depth and correct anatomy modeling.
h) When drawing muscles, I should try to measure the proportions, follow the muscular placement and use the BIRD’S EYE VIEW.