In An Alternate Universe They're University Professors And Married I Saw It In The Wild Rune

Btw if I call u bro, brother, dude, or man I mean it all gender neutrally lol that is just how I speak im not actually calling u that

the idea of protists is really funny. Ah yes, the kingdoms of life: Animals, Plants, Fungi, and Don't worry about it:)

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some quick figs 🌻

Blind people must save a lot on electricity.

Damian Wayne comes across a classic christmas carol known well among the children of gotham… pt [1/?]

[ALT TEXT: the "shout out to...gotta be one of my favourite genders" meme the altered text reads: black boys with huge hearts in an animated piece of media who jumped into an alternate universe and it shifted their entire worldview which inadvertently changed and saved their entire story and narrative in their own universe

two pictures are added, one of them is ekko from arcane and the other is miles morales from across the spiderverse]

edit: if you saw the very blurry version no you didn't

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On the topic of asking you how to draw things we’re struggling with… how do you handle arms? Specifically arms and their proper connections to the body.

I’ve gotten into this habit of drawing only headshots (shoulders included) and when i try to extend it into an actual full body, I can never do the arms.

Everything else is fine, but the arms are just… no. They stayed pinned to the sides, or conveniently nonexistent, as I don’t know how to draw them proportioned properly otherwise.

I will try to explain but you can definitely find better advice elsewhere

I think first, having a solid understanding of what's going on underneath is important, here's some of the bones/muscles that are the most relevant. Knowing what the understructure looks like and how it all connects will help you figure out the surface stuff

When you move your arm, all those muscles and bones move too, when the arm goes up, it affects your clavicle, your scapula, your pecs, etc. So you're not just moving an arm, you have to think about how the shoulder/neck/chest will go along with it

same kind of deal with the back view

proportion-wise uhhh arms go down to about mid thigh and a persons wingspan is around the same width as their height head to toe