@saritos

Peindre

Hi hi! Workout looks nice! You did a good job by going with smaller steps first before adding details. Male figures can be fun to draw, especially in heroic poses. Good references for such shots are comic artist. You can pick any Marvel or DC like character if you wish to continue in such a path of showing characters. As usual, begin with a mannequin whose proportions have a basic geometric structure. A typical human body is between seven and eight heads tall. Draw a large horizontal line for the shoulders, a narrow horizontal line for the hips, and a vertical line for the spine. The shoulders are wider than the hips.Male anatomy is generally more defined and angled, and the torso tends to be more rectangular or triangular/V-shaped. That would be basic guidelines on male anatomy. Regarding the pose: The thing that was most lacking was volume, although you were extremely close in accuracy. We have a mannequin for self-correction because of this. It is acceptable to go overboard with muscle size and dimensions because this is a hero shot and heroic body. I lowered the upper body to be slightly closer to the pelvis because the torso was a little too long (the space between the top of the pelvis and the ribs is relatively tiny). Hope it helps!