@hana21579

“maybe block the head as a simple oval first, then place the eye line and jaw before adding all the hair volume so the face still reads under the fringe”

“maybe start with one clear horizon line, then place the main shapes against it before adding details so the perspective feels less scattered.”

“maybe keep the main portrait as a simple head, neck, and shoulder block for one pass, then compare the jaw tilt and shoulder width to a photo before adding muscle detail so the neck and trapezius are ”

“maybe try one light line across for the eye level and a second under it for the bottom lid, then drop both eyes onto those. one eye width of gap between them helps too. eyeing them one at a time is wh”

“maybe its not thickness, the hips read a bit narrow so the legs look stuck on under the torso. try widening the pelvis a little and letting the thigh flare out from it, that usually fixes the fit befo”

“maybe the ribs arent the fix on their own. the pose is a big twist so if you mark the ribcage as one soft box tilting away from the hips, the chest shape kinda falls into place after. one light line f”

“the tilt already has punch. maybe a darker cheek plane and a slightly smaller gem would settle the proportions before more render”

“the tail already makes her memorable. maybe a harder belt and a small armor plate at the waist would sell combat without losing the fancy kimono”