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DerSketchie β Over the Shoulder (male) Tutorial
Published: 2013-02-21 07:26:30 +0000 UTC; Views: 171842; Favourites: 7836; Downloads: 2901
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A quick look at the details in creating a looking-over-the-shoulder pose for the male figureRelated content
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i've been looking for something like this for an hour!!! Thank you for making this!
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So glad I could help!
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can anyone teach me how to draw in figure in any angle
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The only thing I can suggest to achieve that is practice, practice, practice, preferably on the same character/model.
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thanks for another useful tutorial, i needed it in this very moment
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I spent an hour trying to modify this digital drawing I was doing -- and I couldn't fix it for the life of me because of the turn of his head -- THANK YOU. You just helped me make headway.
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That is pretty helpfull thanks for that 
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Very informational and extreamly helpful!
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These are fantastic. You captured the craning of the neck so well. 
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I always find it hard to draw these poses correctly, and I don't like to avoid them because they can bring about great scenes. Thanks.
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would this work for a female if you slimmed some of the features out?
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Girl version!
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Oh, Thank you so much
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and curves DON'T make the man, lol; they are more angular?
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This is the only things thats been able to really help me with the neck/ shoulder connection. Thanks so much, great tutorial.
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very basic tutorial on these poses and its also very important you put this up, it helps alot! thank you
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Yes! Awesome! a great reference for necks and shoulder poses <3
((While looking over the reference, my weird side decided that these models were trying to crack their neck and all I heard from that point one: *crack* *crack*
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Awesome, I can never find examples on weird details like this. Great post!
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This is fantastic! Thank you for creating all these tutorials and sharing them with us.
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thank you for making this! i'm currently using it to help me with a drawing i'm doing.
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Oh man. Where has this tutorial been all my life. Thanks so much!
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I discovered this when it was featured in #Improvement-Club , and it's rather interesting timing because I was just working on a drawing where I might need to know this. This tutorial points out a bunch of helpful quirks with drawing turned necks that I've never thought of before. Thanks for making this!
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I love finding tutorials like this, because I'm pretty certain I'm not alone in saying that when you want to do a specific pose, Googling it just simply does not work.
So thank you very, very much for making these! I can't wait to look at the others : )
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hahahaha I know what you mean about google!!
Glad these are helping!
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I'm using this particular tutorial for a drawing at the moment, so yes, it is a big help! Especially that the person has crutches and such, so I'm being all researchy and such trying to get it right xD;
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