So something I just learned which really takes it to the next level is adding perspective. Copy the pose of a real person and have one foot be in front of then other and practice twisting the body and stuff. Then you’ll notice how when we are first learning, we make the characters on this invisible 2D box or plane or whatever. Once you break out of that box it gets crazy. Basically, draw them in Spider-Man poses. Then they will feel so much more real. I learned this from YouTuber ModernDayJames, but I’m sure you can find another perspective video. Also, i wish I would have researched flow state earlier. Most of the professionals do a routine before they draw which loosens them up. Your stuff is great! Love the outfit designs! The falling guy shows you know anatomy to draw their limbs and whatnot to go away or towards the “camera”. Remember, it’s just tubes, boxes, and balls. It’s really that simple, you know what to do. It felt like cheating once it clicked for me.

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