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silentheart00
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    Yeah, no problem!

    Ah, okay, good that you have references.  Now it’s just practice, practice, practice.  Another good thing to keep in mind is to work large to small.  Nail those proportions first, then you can sculpted out the muscles, then definition, wrinkles, etc.  Maybe you heard that before, but it’s definitely a good thing to practice as it’s a lot easier to make changes in the big forms than in the details.

    It’s been a while since I looked at the courses on here.  I know there’s new courses released for 2.8 and looks like 2.9 will be on the horizon, so I’m not sure which courses you’re referencing.  If you’re going for an A pose, you could angle the arms out a little more so the shoulder deformations are more consistent.  

    For the legs, I’ll have to do more research into it, but I think if the bones are angled in the side view, it should be okay.  In fact, the leg is slightly bent in the side view on people, so that should be okay.  Again, I’ll have to research that more.

    Happy to help.