[ SECRET POST #3249 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3249 ⌋

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Comments

[(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.