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- ChrisNeuenschwander
- Roswell, GA, United States
- All images copyright Chris Neuenschwander 2006 - 2012. http://www.nooshstudios.com
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1 comment:
I think the best figure is the one to the left of the conductor. The legs and torso came out really convincing. I always prefer drawing seated or perspective poses. For some reason standing poses really through me off.
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