1, draft positioning. Simple action lines draw big joints! Better control of the body = bending parts.

2. Quadrilateral skeleton. Based on geometry/quadrilateral plus body thickness! Correct the sketch scale and outline the action muscle lines slightly.

3. Skeleton positioning+body shape adjustment. Adjust the appropriate lines according to the gender of the role/set character, for example: girl-& gt；; The lines are smoother! Take the S curve as the main line. Add meat, add chest and hip line! The radian of the lower leg and arm.

4. Clothing &; Accessories. Add clothes after all lines are completed &; Accessories, because of the thickness of clothes and the existence of air, it is more natural to keep a certain distance between clothes and body when painting.

5, hair. Keep a proper distance between the hair and the scalp, and it seems that there will be no big head, high forehead and concave head!

6. Clear draft or black line. Wipe off the pencil line after drawing the black line!

Similarities and differences between "dynamic" human body and "micro-dynamic" human body

No matter how the human body changes, compared with the static human body, it is mainly concentrated near the waist and some joint positions. But in bulk, the orientation is mainly different. That's all. /That's it/That's it. The main reason why you feel that your body has changed is the influence of perspective.

Therefore, from the above, we can draw a conclusion that the human body in motion, as far as the body itself is concerned, will not be greatly deformed. For example, the chest is made up of a large number of ribs, and the overall shape remains unchanged no matter how the human body moves. It's strange if your chest is deformed when you draw. For example, this classmate's black history, his character's chest seems to be flat.