First of all, the proportion of Q version is much more casual than that of normal human body. Typically, the head is big and the body is small, and the head-to-body ratio is easy to choose, but the limb ratio is not easy, which also leads to the big and small limbs of the characters in the Q version I drew. Here, I later used figure blocks to draw the human body structure like a normal human body, and divided the limbs, chest, waist and buttocks according to the movement form, which was also conducive to the next step of drawing clothes.
Secondly, although it is a Q version, it is also difficult to design the movements. At first, I found a few Q versions of reference actions on the Internet, but gradually it was insufficient. After all, the reference movements are limited and can't meet more diverse needs, so I began to refer to the movements of magazine models and expanded the reference direction. Of course, I also put my actions out for reference when necessary. The blocky structure of the above characters also facilitates action painting to some extent.
Then clothes. Here I draw according to the clothes of my classmates and friends on weekdays (these Q words are all manuscripts made by classmates and friends) and some clothes on the Internet.
Finally, coloring, I have been wasting coloring, not only the color matching is not good, but also the shadow is not good, self-review, and continue to study coloring hard.
Just sauce! Come on, Zazabari!