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| Keywords: reference stickfigure drawing pose model blackandwhite monochrome black and white This is made for a group I'm administer for on Figment.com called Dream Big. It's a stick figure challenge to use this figure as reference to create a character for illustration. Further, the illustrator can either write up a character profile, or have a writer or author that is a member of the group create a background story for the character. If anyone is interested in trying this challenge, feel free to join Figment.com and, subsequently, join the group Dream Big here: figment.com/groups/32532-Dream-Big And, if you're interested here on Flickr, you can use it as a pileup for an illustration or SL/Opensim Avatar pose reference. If you happen to do this, feel free to leave a link to it in the comments below. This photo has been made public domain because, well, it's a stick figure and for common reference use. Note: And yes, I know that the pose isn't perfect. It's a rough draft of a stick figure, so I do expect adjustments made as the particular drawings/illustrations are created and polished up. ;) This is made for a group I'm administer for on Figment.com called Dream Big. It's a stick figure challenge to use this figure as reference to create a character for illustration. Further, the illustrator can either write up a character profile, or have a writer or author that is a member of the group create a background story for the character. If anyone is interested in trying this challenge, feel free to join Figment.com and, subsequently, join the group Dream Big here: figment.com/groups/32532-Dream-Big And, if you're interested here on Flickr, you can use it as a pileup for an illustration or SL/Opensim Avatar pose reference. If you happen to do this, feel free to leave a link to it in the comments below. This photo has been made public domain because, well, it's a stick figure and for common reference use. Note: And yes, I know that the pose isn't perfect. It's a rough draft of a stick figure, so I do expect adjustments made as the particular drawings/illustrations are created and polished up. ;) | ||||
