dude, you found me out! her name was Lisa. the one that got away…
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hahaha, from my side it was more hilarious!!
was reading your answer (on point btw) you gave it the best description possible. and i was thinking, procrastinating of making that joke… and Bam!!! you deleted it right in my face which made it more funny kinda confirming the point!!!
Hi. I think she looks great! But I would change the proportions a bit
- the head looks a bit too wide/big for the shoulders. For very small persons (around 1.50m) that’s true. But I think then the waist is also too small.
- the neck seems to be a bit too short
- the bust line seems a little too high to me. I would lower it a bit (except she wears a push-up bra, corset, or armor)
- let’s say the waist is the narrowest point. Then the belly button should be below the waist and slightly above the end of the hip bone/pelvis.
- for a realistic look, I would make the waist and hips a little wider
- I’ve pulled the belly button downwards but then I also had to pull the crotch area and hands downwards a bit to keep the pelvis size
- finally, I think her lower legs could be a little longer as she wears platform shoes.
- overall the body is now bigger/taller in comparison to the head (hopefully, her arms are not too short, I haven’t checked that. The body length should correspond approximately to the distance between the fingers when the arms are extended.)
(There is a small deformation of the face, but this was not intentional.)
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thank you so much. this is helpful.
Looking good! Great job. As a fashion illustrator, I personally prefer head-to-body proportions of 1:9 or 1:10, but that’s just my personal preference.
thank you!
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