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9/24/2019 8:26:51 PM
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Not bad! The only huge issue I see is the 45 degree angle feet. Might want to adjust them for some more natural feet positions (assuming he’s standing up, and not floating or something).
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(That is how one stands while saluting)
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I thought you put your feet together while saluting? I dunno. I know there was a time period (don’t ask me which) where the 45 degree angled feet was really big. My art teacher pointed out how off it looks, and I can never forget it, now.
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Huh I thought it was legs together feet 45 degrees. I could be wrong though.
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I mean, I have no idea—I haven’t actually seen a proper salute for a long time. I just thought it was feet together. You’re probably right there. But in that case, the feet wouldn’t look like they do in the drawing, I think. This is a head-on view, not a top down one (where the 45 would be measured from).
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I’m not disagreeing with you that a different angle might be better, I just tried to mention that it can be a normal thing.
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A 45 above can, but very rarely will your feet be making a 45 degree angle looking head on, unless the person is floating. Feet bend pretty sharply towards the “camera” after all.
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Yes honestly, I would do it right, but I hate drawing feet
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We all suffer from bad feet drawing. I do well on most of the body. Then I get to the feet and go: “let’s just do simple black boots” Aka: blobs
