I can't help but feel that the piece is really masculine with in the jaw and thighs. With how she is built, at the very least in my eyes, her thighs seem to be much larger than need be. With the jaw, it looks if she has a beard rather than it being shading and dirt/bruiseing. Overall it's a nice picture, and seems really well made with a close eye to detail and much time spent to get it to close as perfect as possible. Nice work.
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So I was originally planning on doing a deft/agile elven woman warrior, but then as I was drawing it I was just like 'bugger it', and created a 'strong woman' fighter. :P Because why the heck not??
The pose was a bit of a pain to try and draw, but I gave it a go to see how I'd do. The tough part was still keeping some of the feminine parts of her there so that even if she does appear very typically 'masculine' you can still tell she's a she.
LeviLord004 responds:
This was more of a practice piece than anything else, and you're not the only one to point out the over masculinity involved. I must confess I'm not used to drawing female characters in general and especially not bulky ones, so this was a learning experience.
Thank you for your comment. :D
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