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thus a ref is born

still a wip but 80% of the work is there

again showing the process and how different body parts spawn off of each other, always trying to add in some sort of counterbalance or twist/tension to a pose

there's flow, which is great for making airy and light figures, then theres tension, which is great for making heavy or hulky figures

if you can mesh the two you can make certain parts of the body appear as if they're still in motion while others are rigid or bearing weight  

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DaoShishi

Oooh! I love how you do refs 👀 I think I might wanna comm you some time for a ref of one of the guys I've gotten from you!

krcon

Really appreciate your reasoning behind your work - there's some serious thought and planning behind something that appears so fluid, seemingly done by intuition :)

M Scott

💙 intuition is spot on! I used to watch videos by very analytical artists and liked the thought processes but not the stiffness i usually noticed. the "rules" i learned about stuck with me but i was able to avoid stiffness through the observation of very talented artists