13
days ago
I apologize for being someone with no track record. I understand that you wanted to convey "ephemerality and emotion," but you also seemed concerned about the balance of the body, so I made some temporary corrections to the feet, which are particularly noticeable.
First of all, here are the parts that I thought were good:
・The whole body is drawn well
・The proportions are solid
・It's based on an image (ephemerality and emotion)
・The face is cute
The only thing that's unfortunate is that the image took precedence and the balance is slightly off.
(I tried lowering the position of the knee in the back) If it's a front-facing illustration, when the knees are bent, the left and right sides will be roughly the same height. This will naturally make the length below the knees the same, so if you look for the ideal shape, you may find a pattern that suits your taste. Also, if you imagine ephemerality, if "girl," "rain," and "umbrella" come to mind, it's a good idea to think about the scene, such as "how the girl is feeling as she stands there." Depending on the girl's feelings, you can change the pose or the weather and still be "emotional"!
Sorry for just passing by, but thank you for the wonderful illustration.
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