Rate this drawing mejbhdkwe3

that's really good! :)

100/10

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8/10

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i assume you made this, but regardless this is a review from someone who doesn't draw. That's a lie, i draw, but i do stylized digital work, nothing like this, so dont take anything i say too harsh!

I like this. You dont see a lot of people drawing plus-sized women, so it's refreshing to see a new body type. The hand is really nice, you managed to make the face look pretty flattering, and i like how you did the leg. A few things i noticed, though;

the dress look's a little funky at the waste (unless that's just fat rolls, either way where it curved in), it's a little pointy and i feel like it should be softer and instead of coming down so straight out and away from the thigh, it would come to the inner thigh as if she was sitting on it. The hair is also a little thin but some women have thin hair so it's not really an issue, but typically in drawings fuller hair can be more flattering. the hair line is also a little too receding but again just a matter of how it looks on paper.

other than the messiness which is to be expected, this looks good! It's a cool drawing and I would love to see more stuff like this :) good work!

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