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Mama need bigger pants...
But now in color!
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I know this might sound contradictory but.
PARADOXICALLY The smaller you draw a body part or shape, the bigger it will appear. That's why you've probably experienced this frustrating situation before: when you try to draw a VERY LARGE WAIST, you can't seem to make it look big ⬇️
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If it's still not clear, here's an example that puts this into practice:
1. The original sketch.
2. I only moved and shrank the shapes—I didn't redraw anything. ( ..and yet, she looks bigger and wider. )
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"it's the subtle curves and slight variations in the shape that suggest its size." I know this sounds completely insane, but I swear that in 90% of my drawings, I'm constantly shrinking shapes just to make them look bigger in the overall silhouette. "make smaller to look big"
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here's some chubby zelda i drew back in december for thickmas ~
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Emma Fat- I mean Frost
@/GoonDuke
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Every effort pays off.✨
Sarah has gained a little weight after her binge with Emma, though her partner doesn't seem to mind.
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