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Sometimes I like to just see how far I can push the Hero Forge poser. Getting Kathy's arms up behind her head kind of maxxed it out.
This pose was inspired by a discussion I'm having with several other artists about what makes good cheesecake. Interestingly, the overwhelming response was, "that she looks like she's enjoying herself."
What do you think?
(Yeah, I know, I know--"Hyenas don't do cheesecake!" )
This pose was inspired by a discussion I'm having with several other artists about what makes good cheesecake. Interestingly, the overwhelming response was, "that she looks like she's enjoying herself."
What do you think?
(Yeah, I know, I know--"Hyenas don't do cheesecake!" )
Category Artwork (Digital) / Comics
Species Hyena
Size 1024 x 1024px
File Size 1.09 MB
"Cheesecake' poses usually have the subject very aware that they are being watched/admired. Many times that includes head turned to be looking at the viewer of the drawing, but it does not have to always be face-forward eye-contact. Side-eye works, or other acknowledgement that they know they are being watched. So "she looks like she's enjoying herself" includes she enjoys being watched at that moment.
I should have spent a little more time on this...the way you reposition arms is you have to straighten them out into a T-pose, at side extension, then twist them, THEN you can bend them at the elbow and shoulder. If you just try moving a posed arm, it crosses into the body, and I ran out of slider to move it up behind her head.
Be very careful of how the hands interact with each other and the head, there could be some weird clipping. Also, you'll wat to adjust the "posture" slider in the "body measurements" setting to get her standing up very straight, in order to allow more room for the arm pose behind the head.
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