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How valid is pic related? I've been told when drawing giant characters to just keep the proportions at 8 heads tall just up the size of the heads but also I come across others who suggest adding more heads and keeping the head small just like here. Which is the right way to do it?
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>autism
There is no "right way", you stupid shit.
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>>2771565
Maybe not "the right way" but what I am looking for is the consensus of what most artists go about it.
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>>2771565
>I am looking for is the consensus of what most artists go about it.
There is no "right way", you stupid shit.
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If you want something more godlike in stature the general consensus in classical "rules" is to use 9 heads. Take that for what it's worth, everyone has a different definition of a 'giant'.
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>>2772037
>I'm not the one responding to my own post like a stupid shit
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>>2771558
pinheads look retarded
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>>2772101
I think so too, characters with about 11 heads and up do look silly to me especially when not past 8 feet tall. But like anon here says >>2772081
I do agree that around 9 heads characters do have a larger appearance without looking weird. I just want some opinions and feedback on what other artist think looks better.
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Andre the Giant, who was 7 foot 4 is still 7 and a half heads tall (although it looks like a little less because of his shitty posture). Hogan is also 7 and a half, and he's pretty fucking tall too. Realistically you just scale the 7 and a half heads up.
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