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It's true that the perspective would be very utterly off if they all pointed in the same direction and even though that's exactly what I said, I didn't mean it. I didn't know how to explain the perspective thingy correctly and I still don't so I can't really rephrase it either -- that's how much I lack in English. But anygays, the main worry about the whole which-goes-where thingy is still the leg -- the dust and the current position hint towards it having moved sideways to reach that position. Because of that and those lines left by the hand, it's hard to tell which direction you meant Hiruma to have moved.AestheticHyro said:I think you're a bit confused with the DAS since it's really alot to do with perspective (no offense, just my opinion on what I read from your comment). If everything had pointed in the same direction, the perspective is off. The ball is held by his hand into his forearm and if you look closely at the anatomy, the middle (horizontally) of the torso is facing towards the viewer, thus the arm is actually "sinking" to the other side of his waist.
And by the way, what's DAS?
So, in order to mimick the mime, you should forget what the mime is mimicking?AestheticHyro said:Granted, his physique doesn't match that of a real human body in terms of anatomy, but that is mostly because I tried to draw in an anime-manga style.
After going through five courses of arts in senior secondary school/high school, gotta say that they weren't that important =DAestheticHyro said:Summary: I really appreciate your feedback and you seem to know alot about art (I've only taken one or 2 classes; both mostly concentrated on picture focus and perspective and were years apart)
