@saritos

Peindre

Hello hello! Pose looks interesting! Curious how you're gonna render the image! Before adding muscles and textiles, let us begin with a simple mannequin. Use geometric shapes—such as spheres, cylinders, squares, etc.—for every section of the body to keep things neat and simple. The person has a foreshortened arm and leg up front and is standing in perspective. When creating your drawing, you must keep it in mind. While the front leg maintains balance to prevent the torso from falling on its sides, the back leg supports the body's force. A perspective grid can also be helpful. You can locate plug-ins for digital drawing applications created by independent artists or images with the appropriate viewpoint. This is a decent option to depict Zoro, but you will need help from references (either photos of the pose or a 3D mannequin to configure how you desire). Before using colors, you should have a solid drawing. Hope it helps!