SciFi and Fantasy Art: The Moon God

Key issue is the chest area. Mens ribs bow out a bit. Err, yes, I studied a lot of bones. I'm fairly certain the same rule applies to men as women that the hips should be even with the shoulders. Men have a boxy build, whild women are more curved. Breaking the body down into circles and boxes can help keep things in check.

Nice work. I can see you've studied some real anatomy here. The slight rotation of the shoulders that would be needed in that pose is well done. He looks a bit feminine though. Either he should have some rib showing if he's very thin, or he should be bulkd up a bit more if you want to fix that. Looking at the skill the shoulders were done with, I know you have the ability.

Eli Marie S. Landro replies: "Thanks a bunch for the nice comment! ^-^ He is supposed to look a bit feminine, but not as bad as he turned out here! I messed up a bit, he looks too skinny. But I'm keeping it in mind untill next time I draw him!"

Whoa, Eli, you drew a GUY!..*looks around, repents* The world is ending!!! Everyone prepare!!!
Okay, got that outta my system! Teehee
He's sooooo cute! I love his pants*naughty grin* And his hair's so lully...and...and...and he's just such a bish! There! I said it!

Aysel: Why have I not seen this? I -AM- the angel of moonlight...
Karin: You aren't the only angel of moonlight. Now stop drooling. ^^;
Aysel: Aww...
Karin: Now, before Kenji can say anything, I'll say this. You have an incredible art style, even if he does seem quite bishi. ^^ But, the moon represents romance and love, to me, so I think an attractive bishounen man fits the image of a moon god. ^^
Kenji: *pipes up* I'm a better looking moon god than him...
Kei: Right, goddess-boy. Want me to get your dress ready, Tsukiyomi?
Kenji: SHADDAP!
Karin: See why I had to say that before Kenji said anything? ^^;
Me: My characters are taking over me. ;.;

Eli Marie S. Landro replies: "But bishi is GOOD! You know I can't draw anything but bishis anyway! *lol* "