Throughout the ages, contrapposto has been considered a beautiful way to display the human form. It was used in ancient Greece and Rome, and after that, in the renaissance period, it was founded as an artistic theory. Last time, we looked at how contrapposto can help to create beautiful standing poses, but it can be super useful for sitting poses too! Let’s see how we can use contrapposto to create some dynamic seated poses, that will make your characters more attractive and engaging. Note: Throughout this lesson, I will be referring to the sides of the body as viewed from the character’s POV, not the viewer’s. So the “character’s left … Continue reading Using contrapposto to create beautiful sitting poses for women