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If you are working on something like this, the most useful pose sets are those that have partial poses e.g. arms, hands, head, legs, lower body all as separate poses.
Also good are lots of expressions - they vary a lot depending on the character you apply them to, on one a smile may look menacing while on another it looks friendly, so it really is a matter of having lots to choose from.
3DC makes some good pose sets and so does Ironman 13.
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I'm quite getting into this now. I can only post three pages a day so that is actually holding me up at the moment - but then soon enough I will be working hard just to get one frame done: it's so much easier when you don't have to make everything first.
Special thanks to Diemamker - I look forward to seeing your next work too, my friend!
Comments (2)
A_Sunbeam
Keep going - fascinating story
Disciple3d
Looking good. The problem I see with no little pointy bits on your text boxes is the limitation of only one person speaking in any given panel without it getting confusing as to whom is doing the talking.