Hi!

I think I speak for many artists when I say that one of the most challenging parts of drawing bodies isn't just anatomy; it's perspective. Mastering perspective is incredibly important because it brings dynamism, depth, and life to an illustration.

Lately, I've been experimenting with different ways to improve my understanding of perspective, such as building simple 3D scenes to study camera angles and using wooden artist mannequins (which have been surprisingly helpful, haha).

My main goal is to seamlessly integrate my characters into the backgrounds around them and create compositions with bold, interesting perspectives. I love seeing how an image can become distorted from a certain angle and then gradually come together into something that feels natural and believable. It's a really fun process, and I've learned that sometimes you just have to trust the process. <33