here are a couple of drawings showing how fat is affected when sitting vs stretching. as seen in the first, the fat specifically on the stomach is distributed a lot more evenly and stretched out, so it becomes “flatter”. the love handles are still pretty visible, though, as well as the fat on the thighs and arms. the breasts are raised with ...

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Fat Body Drawing References This compilation showcases various poses that embody body positivity and realism, making it a valuable resource for your artistic endeavors. Each pose is meticulously crafted to enrich your understanding of body dynamics, proportions and movement.

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first on the top is the hip/pubic region. the first circle is showing the way the bellybutton is folded in fat people, as opposed to stretched out in thinner people. the second is the stomach fat spilling over onto the pubic region and creating a separation in the two areas, which is something that’s missing in a lot of art. in addition, the ...

2017年12月20日 · now, here’s an accurate fat body with all of that kept in mind!! notice how the fat isn’t only kept to aesthetically pleasing areas, and how it sits realistically on the character’s body. their breasts sag a lot more, which happens even in thin people with larger breasts, and the nipples are pointing more downwards than straight out ...

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There are fat positive blogs with thousands upon thousands of photos of fat people that can be used as a starting point for learning how to draw fat bodies. I have seen multiple times on this website posts that link to a popular guide on how to draw fat rolls and skin folds.

here’s a chart on how fat usually distributes (if you can’t read my messy writing, “1. next to no fat, 2. moderate amount, 3. most of the fat distribution”). basically, the more muscle an area has, the more prone it is to develop fat, such as the abdomen, thighs, and upper arms. it’s important to note that fat sits on top of muscle ...