🎨 ANATOMY TOPIC: ADJUSTING AND EYEBALLING PROPORTIONS // Reference Wednesdays // Ep.16 

Don't know if this got answered in a later vid but a few tips came to my mind. 1. Construct the body with basic forms. This makes it easier to layout the pose within your perspective and readjusting parts which get foreshortened or tapered quicker. A lot of this is trying around until you get a feel for it. 2. This one depends on your style. I usually work within 2 "modes": super subtle and super extreme. Subtle means the pose doesn't require perspective at all or at least very very little. Extreme means the parts that go towards the vanishing point almost disappear in the distance and the parts in the front take up a huge amount of space. 3. The almighty Coil-Technique. Look for Scyras video on this. I don't think I can post links here but searching on YT for "Sycra Coil" will give you the vid as the 1st result. 4. I often struggle with floating people. The feet just don't look like they're touching the gound. It usually helps when I add context. Something which is easy to get correct in perspective that sits on the ground and is around the same hight where the feet are. Also, try overlapping things. The character covers a bit of a lamp post in the back and a garbage bin covers a part of the character. I hope I could help a bit but remember I'm not that much of an expert and more of an idiot.

Like using heads. Its still variable and a generalization. Use what works for you.

What're you talking about? The tutorial pack? I can try and explain if something is unclear, but you gotta ask a specific question 😅