@saritos

Peindre

Hello hello! Nice artwork by Jimbei! I personally love shark races in this world! First let's start off with a figure,it needs some proportions readjustments.You can continue to exaggerate the proportions as long as you put them correctly; otherwise, it would seem unusual or like a serious mistake. There are many organic shapes that cannot be taught, despite the fact that they can be difficult. Here, I used simple building blocks and geometric forms like triangles, squares, cylinders, and spheres to replicate your drawing. Going back to the mannequin helps us self-correct where we went wrong and makes it much easier to modify artwork. This is useful for foreshortening as well. Anything in the viewer's closest proximity must be much larger than anything farther away. For instance, the head, which is farther back, should be portrayed considerably smaller than a hand reaching toward the camera. To observe how shapes are actually compressed, use images or take your own. This helps counteract your brain's inclination to depict objects in terms of their real length rather than their perceived length. And lastly, folds (pants). I believe you were quite accurate; more volume and explanation of how it surrounds this enormous bulk would have been helpful. Keep an eye out for areas of stress and the way excess cloth moves. Since it is highly stylized art, we can exaggerate, but keep in mind that it must adhere to gravity and movement logic. Hope it helps!