@saritos

Peindre

Hi Hi! The character looks cool! I like the dynamic of the pose as well! If we do not have solid fundamentals, drawing this will be quite difficult. Because of this, it is quite acceptable to return to the fundamental mannequin structure by overlaying the drawing with organic shapes and styles. This stage makes studying human anatomy easier, so we always return to it. The Loomis approach and a variety of video tutorials can help you learn it. We need assistance from references and other tools in order to approach the figure in perspective with the effect of the fish eye (what you tried on the hand in front). To obtain a sense of how the body overlaps and how much we can truly see, I can recommend tracing the stances in similar positions for references. Do not overuse it; it is only meant to be used until you fully understand how to add depth and volume to the figure. Since you are utilizing a traditional medium, you can aid yourself with perspective by locating the proper grid and printing it. Just make sure you can see underneath the paper by making it enough apparent (with bold, strong lines). Hope it helps! Have fun learning!