RedlineStationさんのイラストまとめ

Redline by Mod Todd & Mod Future for peachy-beeps
"The use of a simple perspective tool like the horizon line and vanishing point can help you lay out your environment, such as the buildings in the background, to make a more believable 3D space."
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Redline by Mod RyR on lizard scales:

"By looking at all the different styles and ways scales form naturally, this will help you decide on what kind of scales you want to use on your design."

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Mod Future answered an ask about how to mimic a show's art style:
"Once you’ve compiled a bunch of different assets, it’s time to study them. Look for similarities between characters, and how the style allows characters to differentiate from each other."

https://t.co/I1Mac29ksP

Tutorial by Mod Koikro55 on messy hairstyles:

"The left is a full head of curly hair; on the right I made some generals shapes on the base to guide where the textures would change, this could be as smile and complex as you want!"

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https://t.co/fXfs9rMfpG

Redline by Mod Wackart for flyingfishflopsthings on a windbreaker

"..However, with the material being as thin and “crisp” as it is, I would make the edge of the outline of the coat look a little bit sharper/pointier..."

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https://t.co/L1erNqtUUS

A Mod Wackart tutorial on how the muscles of the neck all connect:

"he reason we can’t turn our head like owls is a combination of the cartilage sticking our vertebrae together and the muscles in our neck not being long enough..."

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Redline by Mod Chekhov for artistically-gay going really in depth on the posing here!

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https://t.co/30FnQy8CgJ

Redline by Mod Koikro55 for watermelon-dad, adding life to the pose and action of this character!

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https://t.co/aRacf29T6t

Redline by Mod Wackart, working on personality and clothing!

"Often we can enhance the sense of personality in a piece by simply pushing our expressions and gesture more. I would curve the back a lot more, so that the chest was pushed out.."

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https://t.co/m3KymeHrEG

Redline by Mod SugarQuill for c-j-blr-bitty-blog

" Before I did the redline, I referenced a male skull and then drew the face on top of my skull sketch, which gave your character more of a chin."

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https://t.co/ByjjqJGcYt