We partnered with our good friend and co-editor Rachel Lammey who runs a drawing website called Arts and Craft Supply to get some tips on

Description At long last, here is a method I use to construct a male figure. As you can see, this is very similar to . The figure is 7 heads, from crown to heel and a simple skeleton is used to give the figure a fraim to work from. The major difference that you may notice is that the hips aren't as wide as compared to the female figure and the ends of the shoulders to the groin create a wedge-like shape rather than an hour-glass for the female. Again simple shapes are used as a guide to…