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A random picsy. Not sure if 
blimpwolf and 
raccoondrew've grown or I've shrunk *snickers* All the better to be smooshed with either way.
I do need to work on the difference between these two for intermediate sizes. Puffier arms for BW might have made him look more inflated. I also need to figure out double-chins n..n.
blimpwolf and 
raccoondrew've grown or I've shrunk *snickers* All the better to be smooshed with either way.I do need to work on the difference between these two for intermediate sizes. Puffier arms for BW might have made him look more inflated. I also need to figure out double-chins n..n.
Category Artwork (Digital) / Fat Furs
Species Raccoon
Size 1152 x 746px
File Size 965.3 kB
I think you shrunk because your head is smaller than theirs! Either way, at least your comfortable.
I do agree, that your fat folk look more inflated than fat. I know a couple of artists who know how to do a double chin as well as make flabby joints. You could let the knees and elbows be a bit visible with a small bit of flab hanging over them for the chubby ones. You could add a few key differences that will differ inflated folk from fat folk. Try letting the fat hang a bit low and let it flab a bit.
devicat -- This guy for example knows fat anatomy pretty well. Try checking out some of his latest scraps to see how to make double-chins, flabs, and other fat elements.
I hope this helps!
I do agree, that your fat folk look more inflated than fat. I know a couple of artists who know how to do a double chin as well as make flabby joints. You could let the knees and elbows be a bit visible with a small bit of flab hanging over them for the chubby ones. You could add a few key differences that will differ inflated folk from fat folk. Try letting the fat hang a bit low and let it flab a bit.
devicat -- This guy for example knows fat anatomy pretty well. Try checking out some of his latest scraps to see how to make double-chins, flabs, and other fat elements.I hope this helps!
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