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AhziDahaka · 07-01-2007

Something that should definitely improve your anatomy in short order would be to start by drawing a "skeleton" of basic shapes, and then "flesh" them out from there.

For instance, if you look at the palm of your hand, you'll notice it's basically a pentagon with fingers sticking out of it.

As for the comic itself, it really helps to have some negative/empty space between the panels. It takes some effort (and maybe a ruler) to make the frames look halfway decent, but it's well worth it.

Lastly, I like the comic thus far. I'm looking forward to its continuation.

07-01-2007	#10
AhziDahaka This is a user title. Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 383	Something that should definitely improve your anatomy in short order would be to start by drawing a "skeleton" of basic shapes, and then "flesh" them out from there. For instance, if you look at the palm of your hand, you'll notice it's basically a pentagon with fingers sticking out of it. As for the comic itself, it really helps to have some negative/empty space between the panels. It takes some effort (and maybe a ruler) to make the frames look halfway decent, but it's well worth it. Lastly, I like the comic thus far. I'm looking forward to its continuation. Last edited by AhziDahaka; 07-01-2007 at 06:06 AM.