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Update: I made an error by uploading EP8 for this video, it's fixed now! This was a tough episode contending with many factors! It's interesting how after "solving" a piece, the earlier WIP images just look filled with mistakes... In this case, managing the pose of the torso, alongside the physical size required for a muscular character was absolutely a challenge. If you're especially interesting in seeing how the process for "struggling" and pushing forward in a piece looks like, this is it! Sometimes it just takes time and experimentation, even late into the process, to create an effect that you're finally satisfied with :)Thank you so much as always for the warm support and I'll be happy to answer your questions below!

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zheoi_

Slow but steady I'm catching up to the series :) So far it's been really fun and useful, not to sound weird but especially in the moments like these where you struggle the most because it shows the way you approach the problem and your way of fixing it, which I personally find really useful, so thank you for this series! Also, I do have 2 questions: 1) How many hours do you draw in a day & how often do you take breaks ? I've recently faced an issue where I get "used to" a drawing and stop noticing problems with it and was curious when to step back and take a breather. 2) I noticed that you have a lot of "similar references" and my question is where do you find them ? Or maybe it will be better to ask if you have any tips or tricks (maybe some kind of "fancy" website or the way you type the keywords in search bar xdd) on how to find a reference that is matching your context, because I often reaaaally struggle with this ;-; . Again Thank You for your work!