guy im going to flush the head of down a toilet · 7d
As someone who is just starting out with drawing fats of my own, I have to ask, how does one draw saggy, immobilized, lard piles like you do? The way you do them is just right for me, but I can't seem to get things to look the way I want it to when I attempt to do so myself. Are there any tips you can share?
Study as many women in the 650-and-higher range as you possibly can, understand how to exaggerate your favorite elements in the form, along with inferring upon the structure of the body at a foundational level to up the heaviness. Look for interesting rhythms in objects and inform your work upon them if youre going to go fantastical in size range. Understand the pull of gravity and how that can affect shapes, do not hold yourself back by drawing simplistic rounded forms and add more natural line strokes. Most importantly to improve you must first have fun with it and chase exactly the variation of your desires without letting that become a detractor from capturing the exact image of that in mind, love and study can go hand in hand
