04-11-2015, 02:48 PM
Looking good Shin, keep going! gesture drawing is really fun!
To get the male / female difference, one thing to use is the shoulder / hip width relationship. On a man the shoulders are generally wider apart than the hip bones (by hip bones I mean the knobbly greater trochanter that sticks out of the pelvis and goes down into the leg bones). On a woman, the shoulders are much narrower and the hip bones wider. Another one is that females have wider but shorter pelvis, male have thinner but taller pelvis. There are few other ones as well but those are the most obvious ones.
So for a man, widest point = shoulders
for a woman, widest point = hips
You can also think men = blocky / straight lines, women = soft / curved lines, like you did with the two in the bottom right, the difference in gender is clear on those.
To get the male / female difference, one thing to use is the shoulder / hip width relationship. On a man the shoulders are generally wider apart than the hip bones (by hip bones I mean the knobbly greater trochanter that sticks out of the pelvis and goes down into the leg bones). On a woman, the shoulders are much narrower and the hip bones wider. Another one is that females have wider but shorter pelvis, male have thinner but taller pelvis. There are few other ones as well but those are the most obvious ones.
So for a man, widest point = shoulders
for a woman, widest point = hips
You can also think men = blocky / straight lines, women = soft / curved lines, like you did with the two in the bottom right, the difference in gender is clear on those.