05-29-2011, 08:48 AM
exact
references work in every case, even if the style is totally incorrect, proportion-wise. Wacky proportioned stuff can benefit from real life references in things such as basic anatomy, balance and shapes.
I suggest scrapping this, and start over. Don't start with the outline directly, but start making a sitck figure with solid shapes first. They help placing the volumous parts in the right spot and you don't need to erase large areas of your work to fix it.
references work in every case, even if the style is totally incorrect, proportion-wise. Wacky proportioned stuff can benefit from real life references in things such as basic anatomy, balance and shapes.
I suggest scrapping this, and start over. Don't start with the outline directly, but start making a sitck figure with solid shapes first. They help placing the volumous parts in the right spot and you don't need to erase large areas of your work to fix it.
![[Image: deT1vCJ.png]](http://i.imgur.com/deT1vCJ.png)