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:iconecchi-senshi:
So... I wonder how many artists actually even do this. It's super accurate, but really time consuming, haha. I might consider drawing in this more often. Maybe I'll get better at seeing what things should look like and not have to at some point. Who knows.

I tried to match this. Worked out pretty well. [link] Got confused as to how to do the arms though, haha. Need more experience I guess.
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~RobnRoll Mar 27, 2013  Hobbyist Digital Artist
First attempt i see. Looks sound!
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~Bladeninja76 Feb 10, 2013  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
Hmm, it's interesting and I remember hearing about one point being the more common one.
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I could really use this. Thanks!
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*Stray-Pixels Jan 12, 2013  Hobbyist General Artist
The thing is; I did this for the entire first chapter of my book, while my style hasn't changed much since, I stopped doing this anyway simply cause it made my characters look too rigid at certain angles :/ apparently it works a lot better to use perspectively angled references, at least for me. - you see, my style is way too stiff and angled to begin with :/
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~KonekoRyu Jan 11, 2013   General Artist
I'd imagine not many artists have cnsidered this angle @_@ looks really complex o_o
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:iconecchi-senshi:
It's a pretty common angle I think. I'm just not sure that anyone actually uses two point to draw it.
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~KonekoRyu Jan 12, 2013   General Artist
ah.. so used, but not realized, then?


I'd say that's a good thing, since then some would try to keep exactly to the angles and it would kill the overall pic.
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:iconecchi-senshi:
I think people that use angles like this have a better understanding of how things look in perspective, like comic book artists, but don't quote me on that. I hope to eventually have a better understanding myself. I'd like to not have to use all those lines.
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