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So these next few were done in reply to someone who was asking me what my current workflow is when I'm sketching these so enjoy if you're interested, and bear with me if you aren't. I've gone a few days SINCE doing this breakdown (Currently on Day 34 as of posting these) but my process is still fairly the same. I'll mention parts that I have changed as they come up.

Step 1: Rough Pose Blockout:

First thing I do for these is do a rough blockout of the pose I want to draw. I often use Easypose for inspiration and reference but naturally as it's not digital I still have to freehand it (with varying results). I do kind of wish Easypose would add some new features, ESPECIALLY a "Camera Mode/Edit Mode" option so you could make tweaks to your pose or double check what it is you're looking at WITHOUT losing your camera angle, but ah well.

I do put a bit more effort in the eyes at this stage than I should... because I am oddly finicky about eyes more than anything else. One thing I've added to this stage is I also draw in the hairline now before going to the next stage. Other than that, pretty much consistent

Description
So these next few were done in reply to someone who was asking me what my current workflow is when I'm sketching these so enjoy if you're interested, and bear with me if you aren't. I've gone a few days SINCE doing this breakdown (Currently on Day 34 as of posting these) but my process is still fairly the same. I'll mention parts that I have changed as they come up.

Step 1: Rough Pose Blockout:

First thing I do for these is do a rough blockout of the pose I want to draw. I often use Easypose for inspiration and reference but naturally as it's not digital I still have to freehand it (with varying results). I do kind of wish Easypose would add some new features, ESPECIALLY a "Camera Mode/Edit Mode" option so you could make tweaks to your pose or double check what it is you're looking at WITHOUT losing your camera angle, but ah well.

I do put a bit more effort in the eyes at this stage than I should... because I am oddly finicky about eyes more than anything else. One thing I've added to this stage is I also draw in the hairline now before going to the next stage. Other than that, pretty much consistent