Drawing error correction (8th): Beware of “Pigeon toe”!

Sarah: Hello there! I’m your guide Sarah, from Wiz comics

Gecka: I’m Gecka Hiiro, PR officer/ illustrator from Wiz Comics.

Sarah: Yes! It’s illustration correction time.

Gecka: We still have one from Mr. Potato. Here we go!

Sarah:
Little Red Riding Hood?! That is so cute! Whoopee!

Gecka:
Where’s the wolf? I wanna see the wolf.
I love beasts very much.

Sarah: 
It’s rather peaceful this way,
if you just want to draw the figure.

Gecka:

Okay.

Proportion is ...three-heads tall. Same as his last figure.

This one is more perfect 3-head tall figure,

which you can see from guidelines I applied. 

I’m sure Mr. Oimo was conscious of it while drawing this.

Sarah:
So adorable. I love this one so much.

Gecka:

Let’s talk about intoeing, or Pigeon toe for today.
Plus, let me give you some advice about how to draw feet.

Sarah: Wait.

You mean that simple block object for the feet?

Does that really work?

Gecka: 

Yep. Absolutely.

You don’t need detailed fundamentals.

All you need is to grasp it as rough block object cuz they’re covered by shoes.

Sarah: Is that how it goes, hmm.
Any other suggestions?

Gecka:

An outline of face shouldn’t be omitted.

The face with clear line of the chin, then narrow neck comes below to connect to the body. 

It feels more natural and solid that way and it can have sense of presence.

Sarah: There you have it.

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