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The basic proportions foe a simple standing female figure
This is my first post, so I really hope it doesn't suck :)
Hopefully this will be helpful if you struggle with realistic proportions when drawing figures.
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Step 2
So take this measurement and repeat it 7 times down the body. Each measurement corresponds to a different part of the body, starting with:
-Top of the head to the chin
-Chin to the nipples
-Nipples to the belly button and elbows
-Belly button to the crotch and wrists
-Crotch to mid thigh
-Mid thigh to the bottom of the knee
-Bottom of the knee to mid shin
-Mid shin to bottom of feet
@Grace: The true female proportions are more or less the same, but they are also only 7 heads high.
The proportions used for drawing (8 heads high) add length to the leg to make it more appealing to the eye.
In fashion drawings, we often stretch it to 9 or 10 heads, and all the excess height is added to the legs.
that's what i learnt i may be wrong
but other than that awesome tut