Well, they can be gotten for pretty cheap. I’ve seen a range of 50-60 USD. They do tend to spike after 6 months or so though. I really regret not buying Rogue when I had the chance. A 60 dollar statue is now selling for hundreds. That’s my cautionary tale on waiting too long to decide if you want something or not.
I can’t decide whether I like that statue or not. On one hand it’s cute as and is Jubilee, on the other hand, it’s a bit… cheesecakey.
Well, the whole Bishoujo line is pretty cheesecake-y. I rather love it, honestly. But I have several of them. She’s going on a shelf next to my Psylocke figure 😀
Jubes has so little merch it’s nice to see a statue of her for once.
Professional or not, no matter what art style, I wanna see how many artists are out there.
Being an artist doesn’t mean you are restricted to drawing, painting, and sculpting!
If you can write, sing, dance, or take photos, you are an artist! If you are good at math, science, language arts, or putting things together, you are an artist!
Whatever it is, if you enjoy it, it is your medium! You are an artist in that field!
Any tutorials (or just advice in general) on drawing short/tall people? I see a lot of stuff on how to draw average-sized people, but when I go to draw someone who ISN’T average-sized, I find myself at a loss… Help?
Play with proportions.
The average adult human is said to be about 7 heads tall. This doesn’t mean all people, or even that most people are actually 7 heads tall though. Plenty of people are above and below that measurement.
To draw someone shorter, you can sever a head or two. Or add them on to make them taller. Most of that height tends to be in the legs, but there is some variation in torso height. It’s also important to note that head sizes vary as well.
I googled up some photos of people of differing heights and made a quick head count overlay:
A Beautiful Monster 