satie - Transparent Colors 

No matter the artist, incorrect anatomy is often found too late.

@@Face08 exactly. I know how it feels to frick up leg placement but is already almost finished with the colors. Its no longer as simple as changing a single layer, since doing that will definitely misalign everything

@@enkaphalin1111 but it won't, all you need to do is move the flesh of her leg to the right and it would fix it, holy crap.

@@HUGEPoWERFULMooN Fine, either i don't understand how you draw or you really have the time and composure to redraw the entire leg or even worse the entire body posture to put the leg back in place. Whenever I am close to finishing, screw that small little mistake of the leg joint being dislocated. I would just finish up the final touches and done. Honestly, I don't really have the patience to redraw the entire thing. Moving the flesh over to the right is not as easy as you think, depending on the stage and level of completion by the time the artist found the error. You would need to basically start back from scratch, since moving the leg would misalign some of the upper body posture, the skirt, and a few more small details. Most likely, the artist found it when he/she was finished with most of the colours, which would mean if you wanted to fix it then, you would have to redraw the leg in the correct position, tune upper body position, redraw the skirt, recolour and do everything all over again, for that one little mistake. Leg postures are the bane of an artist who doesn't really have a shit load of experience with. Most of the time, the legs are added as a sort of an afterthought, or tuned to the liking of the artist. This causes a lot of disfiguration that is extremely painstaking to tune, since you have to retry drawing the leg for hours on end to get it to a somewhat correct position. So yeah, not as easy as you think. Its not like a cut and paste sort of thing.