@Alan Premise - Diabetes monster orthographics - with changes 2


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  1. Alan PostingsTuesday, 7 May 2019 at 10:34:00 BST

    HI Tia. Yes thats better. There is one or two last things (sorry!) but these are very minor and really easy to fix. Firstly, arms and legs are normally in line with each other. Move the whole arm for a bit. The thumb in the side view should be behind the palm/hand. You may want to eplore having pupils in the eyes two.That will complete your character.

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  2. Alan PostingsTuesday, 7 May 2019 at 10:35:00 BST

    "Move the whole arm for a bit" = Move the whole arm forward a bit in the side view

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