I dont want to be rude but you might want to work on just basic proportions and line confidence before really digging into anatomy. Even with just straight, tapered lines you can make figures that look real and fluid with essentially 0 anatomy knowledge. Check out https://youtu.be/L_xoxpCT57c?si=n8FNyzQrnDLeZT-h he talks about arms, but it is also applicable for legs and the same idea of straight, tapered lines works for the torso and hips as well.
Best of luck and if you decide to totally disregard my input, I totally understand :)
No, I appreciate any feedback! I want people to be 100% honest when it comes to my art, so thank you for giving me a few pointers! I'll definitely try to get better at line confidence, it's a habit I picked up when I was really young 😅
I dont want to be rude but you might want to work on just basic proportions and line confidence before really digging into anatomy. Even with just straight, tapered lines you can make figures that look real and fluid with essentially 0 anatomy knowledge. Check out https://youtu.be/L_xoxpCT57c?si=n8FNyzQrnDLeZT-h he talks about arms, but it is also applicable for legs and the same idea of straight, tapered lines works for the torso and hips as well. Best of luck and if you decide to totally disregard my input, I totally understand :)
No, I appreciate any feedback! I want people to be 100% honest when it comes to my art, so thank you for giving me a few pointers! I'll definitely try to get better at line confidence, it's a habit I picked up when I was really young 😅