The whole body will again tilt forward, like in several of the earlier stances in this course. While swinging one arm backwards, the character's body will be rotated to face slightly in the opposite direction of the dash. This style of position may be somewhat less realistic since it is likely to be tough to replicate in real life, but exaggeration may sometimes help make a pose appear more dramatic. Step 2 â â â â â â â â â â
Step 6: You'll need to know this as well when drawing a stance example for a comic. As you can see, the first position is also wonderful; you can see what the figure is doing, and the anatomy is fine, but... if you're drawing an action tale, you need to know how to give a show! You can see that the second figure had more dynamic lines and greater impact, indicating that you may be bold with your use of perspective and motion. This is the same position as the last one, but with more life, battle, and motion. More importantly, while drawing a stance example for a comic, you must be aware of this. As you can see, the first position is also wonderful; you can see what the figure is doing, and the anatomy is fine, but... if you're drawing an action tale, you need to know how to give a show! You can see that the second figure had more dynamic lines and greater impact, demonstrating that you may be daring with your use of perspective and motion. This is the same position as the last one, but with more life, battle, and motion.
