[ SECRET POST #3249 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3249 ⌋

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Comments

[sachiko_san]

You know what I've noticed about those "correction" blogs? The people redrawing the poses are beginners who themselves lack both the design and anatomical know-how to fix the original poses. One of the blogs even refuses to let anyone with more knowledge crit the redraws (I can't remember the name of it, but it is one of the more popular blogs).

Edit: it's eschergirls I was thinking of.

[(Anonymous)]

I've seen those as well and I think that's largely what I was thinking of with the stiff/boring drawings. The redraws never look any better then the original image.

Not to mention I personally don't like such strict conformity to realism, I like cartoony and exaggerated art. That doesn't mean I like sexist art, I just don't think the solution is to take away everything I enjoyed about an image for the sake of realism.

[sachiko_san]

IA. Anatomy is good and knowing your basics is a must, but then after a certain point, it's okay to start pushing your art to something more stylized and it's usually stressed to push your poses. That's partly why I like drawing females over males so much, it's much more fun to push their poses simply because they can be drawn rounder and curvier.