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“How to Character Design for the Womens,” by shattered-earth

Curator’s Note: This is another example of gif set meta from Tumblr, this time making use of a common means of demonstrating drawing techniques to aspiring fan artists in order to critique the kinds of women that often end up being drawn by professionals.

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“How to Character Design for the Womens” ©shattered-earth, originally posted on May 11, 2014

 

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