Possession TG

[wandering_spirit]

A friend of mine asked me to draw a TG/Possession sequence revolving around himself and my favorite original character and muse, Karyana. It's not as elegant or detailed as most sequences here, but I thought I'd share it.

It's a three part sequence, and I may add a clothes change aftermath later, if people like the idea:
1st: http://mistylear.deviantart.com/art/...rt-1-423571609
2nd: http://mistylear.deviantart.com/art/...rt-2-423574032
3rd: http://mistylear.deviantart.com/art/...rt-3-423575785

[bacattack]

I think you did pretty well. Your style has always been appealing and you did a great job showing the transition.

[wandering_spirit]

Originally Posted by bacattack

I think you did pretty well. Your style has always been appealing and you did a great job showing the transition.

Thanks a lot. I'm actually surprised someone comments my work.

[Spacix]

Let me pass on to you the best advice I've heard when watching streams and talking to other artist about figure drawing.

Keep your poses loose. By this they mean people don't just stand straight up unless they try. Look at some photo references, they shift their hips to the side, tilt the rib cage, and twist their torso and back. You have fairly straight spines, but keep it up! I mean you are off to a good start, but there is always room to improve.

Do like I'm doing and sketch manikins in different poses and from varying perspectives. When you draw them they won't be perfect, just try to see why you don't like it and improve that on the next one.

[wandering_spirit]

Originally Posted by Spacix

Let me pass on to you the best advice I've heard when watching streams and talking to other artist about figure drawing.

Keep your poses loose. By this they mean people don't just stand straight up unless they try. Look at some photo references, they shift their hips to the side, tilt the rib cage, and twist their torso and back. You have fairly straight spines, but keep it up! I mean you are off to a good start, but there is always room to improve.

Do like I'm doing and sketch manikins in different poses and from varying perspectives. When you draw them they won't be perfect, just try to see why you don't like it and improve that on the next one.

I don't have a lot of time to draw, since I spend most of it on my ongoing story. Still, I'll take any advice I can get.