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| by The Muffin Overlord @ 14 June 2007 05:27 pm |
| hmm, I think one thing I read was to not include the shouler bones...clavicles...i think. It makes the characters more childlike.
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| by The Muffin Overlord @ 14 June 2007 05:27 pm |
| FOUND IT!
More How to Draw Manga Printed by Graphic-Sha Vol. 3: Enhancing a CHaracters sense of Presence page 78 (book report muffin)- "Because the clavicles allow you to portray maleness, femininity, or aultness in a character, they are often included when the artist intends to draw ou these traits. Leave out clavicle when drawing children (thiswill make them more "childlike") The only other thing I can say is bigger eyes, but that goes back to the whole innocence/adult convo thing... |
| by Jason @ 15 June 2007 09:05 pm |
| Heh...thanks for the info! I never realized the clavicles made that much of a difference...well, we learn something new everyday ^_^ |
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