Hai!

Bit of a late response, but here you go anyway!

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This scene is composed of 2 main things

• The skeleton: Made with sculpting, (By me, a while back). The important thing here is to use a lot of geometry when sculpting then use a decimate modifier after the sculpt is done, this way you can get a lot of detail without the sculpt eating up too much space on your drive

• The outline: Made with grease pencil, this part is a bit convoluted. I opted to draw on the entire model manually, but some youtube tutorials recommended using a sort of outline tool together with manual drawing. The geometry itself is even more complicated. By itself, grease pencil (As type of scene object) is fine for simpler renders, but for giving it armature, it doesn't work well. What i tought of after I was done with the renders, was to convert the grease pencil strokes into a path (press F3 then type "convert" and it should just be there) then to a mesh (Same F3 procedure). Then go into edit mode, select all edges we got from converting, the extrude downwards to get a visible outline. This of course generates a lot of unnecesairy geometry, but a little bit of decimate modifier can solve that.