I'm pretty sure it's fine to switch between the two, as long as you're 'getting loose' when drawing the figure. I can't just ignore the improvement I saw when I switched to the latter position, but at the same time, when I'm drawing features on the face, it actually helps to tighten my grip... oh, if only I could ask Stan Lee himself! With realistic people, the answer is so obvious, because it's such a refined art... but these are comics! As in, half-cartoon. Maybe that's why I'm switching back and forth more?









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You can't hate music. You can dislike love and even food, but no one is impervious to every kind of music.
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You can't hate music. You can dislike love and even food, but no one is impervious to every kind of music.
That's awesome. You're awesome.
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You can't hate music. You can dislike love and even food, but no one is impervious to every kind of music.
It's from the movie There Will Be Blood, with Daniel Day-Lewis. Highly recommended, if you haven't seen it.
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"You want the word on that brother-and-sister act, Hansel's a fag and Gretel's got the hots for herself, so who cares, right? Load up on the salami."
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You can't hate music. You can dislike love and even food, but no one is impervious to every kind of music.
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"You want the word on that brother-and-sister act, Hansel's a fag and Gretel's got the hots for herself, so who cares, right? Load up on the salami."
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