@saritos

Peindre

Hello Hello Looks nice! You nailed the vibe of the actor and iconic Luffy pose! I did little adjustments since you already have a solid understanding of the human figure. Now we need to pay closer attention to details: It is time to advance anatomy by considering three dimensions more while drawing. Now, it is more about developing our observational skills than our anatomical drawing abilities. We initially overlook the microscopic planes of muscles in every section of the body since we primarily concentrate on the fundamentals. For figures to be realistic, each of those planes (and forms) is crucial.Compile human anatomy sources and pay attention to these nuances, such as how they overlap and twist, where force is originating from, etc. For instance, the inner muscle of the lower leg is more noticeable than the outside, the fingers on the feet are more curved, so we can not see them completely at the front, etc. Show the hair flowing from the ground force, as well as the hat and a small piece of shirt, to provide more movement to this stance. Add a more powerful special effect silhouette as an additional layer of action on somewhat static posing. Hope it helps!