Which Gender do YOU like to draw?
Which Gender do YOU like to draw?
Myself I prefer to draw women, being a guy and all (heheh...), but barring that, my drawing style tends to use fewer, simpler lines on females than on males, so it's usually quicker and easier for me to draw the former, and given that it's a daily comic and all, speed is definitely a factor in the equation. EDIT: (Wahoozalazuma! How's that for a run-on sentence?)
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I like drawing men, actually, even though there are mostly women in my comic. I'm more comfortable drawing women, because I know more about their shapes and forms...etc. But men are fun to draw.
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Women. If i get stuck on how something looks, I use myself as a referance. It's harder to do that if I'm drawing a guy.
Plus women are so sexy
Plus women are so sexy
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I think I still do thatDigital War wrote: And I had a period of drawing oversized breasts on everything a while back.
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Iss: Whether men or women are better to draw.
Res: Well Admittedly most of the humanoid characters I've drawn are female I am bound and determined to make most of the main characters male this time, mostly because they are funner to darw but also because I need the help.
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Res: Well Admittedly most of the humanoid characters I've drawn are female I am bound and determined to make most of the main characters male this time, mostly because they are funner to darw but also because I need the help.
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Well, starting point being that I can draw males if not good than better, I started practicing on women so heavily that now I'm at the point that I can draw women better, that I sometimes even catch myself drawing male face too feminine. So, women.
But another thing is, that femate body has much more distincted shape, much more common points. Man body is pretty much flat so kind of amorphous that way. That's why it's harder to draw it, even though I practised on male body a lot for the last year.
Except for shoulders, I have problems with female shoulders, I often draw them too masculine.
But another thing is, that femate body has much more distincted shape, much more common points. Man body is pretty much flat so kind of amorphous that way. That's why it's harder to draw it, even though I practised on male body a lot for the last year.
Except for shoulders, I have problems with female shoulders, I often draw them too masculine.
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nice! 8)Digital War wrote:Big, round, and shiny.
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When I first started my comic, I designed their outifts specifically to hide their boobs, not to mention they were pretty small... Then I got some tips from Prism, and the boobs suddenly got hugeish... Once you make them big, its tough to shrink them down again to where you wanted them. Oh yeah, did I mention I prefer drawing women? I've only got 2 guys in my comic so far, and 5 girls (well, it will be 5 in an update or 2...).
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