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Added 2018-03-19 03:34:05 +0000 UTCYou know, you wouldn't think it would be very hard to draw someone with the wrong hand on their arm, but it's actually really, really hard! It goes against all your instincts! I don't know how other artists handle anatomy but at this point in my life I'm mostly on autopilot when I do it. I have mental 3D models in my head that pose for me when I draw, and the required information goes right to my stylus with minimal thinking. But those models don't include switched hands! So Duane was very difficult for me in this scene and I had to keep double-checking that I had the hand right (wrong).
Even looking at it now it drives me insane. The hand is wrong! Duane, fix your hand!
Comments
He wooshed the water away. That's why the water baby fell down. It's interesting though; when we talk underwater it doesn't sound so good because the sound goes from air in our vocal chords to the water, and gets modified in ways that change the sound. Being a zombie, Duane could fill his pipes with water and presumably talk quite intelligibly. ps. Sound does travel quite well through water otherwise, it's how the echo location works.
Jeremy Ball
2018-03-19 14:28:07 +0000 UTCHow can he speak underwater? Why bother? Would the sound even travel to the waterbabies more than a couple of feet away?
czytanie
2018-03-19 13:07:19 +0000 UTCI presume as the other arm is missing entirely, he just stuck the hand somewhere to get some use out of it. He'll fix it later. ;-)
Reed Copperstrand
2018-03-19 09:49:05 +0000 UTC
