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Hey, everyone, so in this video, I'm going to be continuing on the beat body types, but with the

girls now, so this will be actually really fun for me because I like drawing the stuff, so because

it's a lot of curves.

So let's just get started with our more.

I would say a more slim build, actually, Yelitza, with our slim build.

So that is the image on the top.

Right.

And that body type is very also kind of more on the very slim type, not as much curves, but still

has a very feminine shape.

So it would work well with a more androgynous types as well.

So let's first start off with a cranium.

Since her head isn't, is it really shown very well, you don't have to worry about the head on, just

kind of putting a placeholder once again, one hand down, one hand up, one hand up clavicle, understand

what where her body is facing.

So here is her ribcage.

One hand down, one hand down.

Make sure it's not a 90 degree angle.

Make sure it's more like a 60.

Here is her arm.

And then we would have her pelvis probably more like facing this way, because she's kind of leaning

on one hip.

So just by doing that, we have our whole thing set up.

Now we can go ahead and just draw in the curves, her neck is going to be very slender, so make sure

that when you draw a neck, it's very curvy and nice.

Here with the clavicle, we can add a little bit of the sternum to mastoid here, but just very subtly.

And with this kind of body type, there's not much muscle definition either.

It's just very lean and very skinny.

So the deltoid is obviously very visible, so you don't have to worry about that too much.

But she's also kind of looking a little bit bony, so and also kind of flat in terms of chest size.

So keep that in mind.

So here we have a delta, which is sort of over, which is underneath her clavicle, and then here we

have her abdominal area.

So notice, I'm going to curve this and I'm going to just notice kind of flow it out because she said

she's a girl.

Usually hips will be a little bit more curved out.

And for her legs are also rather quite skinny, so I'm going to move up a little bit here, and it's

that much muscle definition either other than maybe like the sartorius.

You don't want to do a lot of muscle definition on this kind of body type because it's so frail that

if you put muscles on it, it will look weird.

You can try it on your own, of course, but I don't suggest it.

So usually this kind of body type would be best to look best looking if it was just frail and skinny.

So and that's just this kind of body type.

Right.

So here, when it comes out in the breasts, just make them quite small.

And here we have the center line here and then here we have the obliques.

Don't forget to add these little details.

So you're drawing does not look flat.

So a lot of this would just be called drawing the front of the box, which just means, you know, drawing

what's in front and kind of acting as if this will show some depth.

And here is her hand.

So that is a very skinny type of body now we can go for more sporty look, which is more at the bottom

left.

She has more built and therefore she's also a little bit more rectangular looking.

So a lot of people, a lot of girls, when they work out their body, will start looking a little bit

more masculine, meaning like their body will kind of strain now instead of becoming more curvy.

So it will they will look, I'm also almost like a rectangle.

So once again, we can just go ahead and draw in.

Our.

I proportions so one hand down.

One hand, one hand.

Her chest is a little bit jutting outward, so I'm going to kind of make it a little bit more like push

out here.

So because her hips aren't her hips are still a little bit off at worst, so I'm going to just put that

there anyway, but I will make her body a little bit more rectangular in the end.

I'm just putting it there because it's more it's just more like a like a food for thought.

And since she is more leaning back like she's kind of more leaning in like this way, this way, you

can see her pelvis from the bottom.

You can see a little bit of the top side of the bottom of the top side of the pelvis, a little bit.

That's why this looks a little bit more shallow.

And for the legs, we have her abductor's.

Thighs, and it's a little bit more built and toned than the thinner kind.

So you see that the thin kind is very smooth and linear.

This one's a bit more thickness with the bulge, all very Ildong, more curvy one later.

So notice how thickening up the adductor area and leaving this a little bit higher.

That's that's just some nice sheep jeans that you guys can put in.

Here is our.

Here's our deltoid.

Here is our neck, which is still smooth, but maybe a little bit more built.

So put in the stone, a little mastoid, just a little bit more.

And then we have her trapezius flows downward, if we can, to make her breast a little bit bigger.

Go ahead and do that.

In this case, a toned body wouldn't really have really huge breasts because she's a bit skinnier.

So usually it's only it's only really overexaggeration that people had big boobs to like or larger chest

for like for very fit women, almost like, OK, I'll just say it.

If you're genetically endowed, that will happen.

But the skinny you get, the more the less fat that you have in your chest.

For girls, I mean that this is true for me too.

So when I gain weight, it just gets bigger on that area and I don't like it.

But if you get skinny, it starts becoming, you know, more reserved.

And that's why when it comes to very skinny girls, their other breasts aren't very.

There aren't very and now they're more like flatter looking, but that's just how it kind of how it

is.

Now, of course, if you're naturally in doubt, then it'll become it will be bigger than usual, so

a bigger than normal.

So anyway, let's go ahead and drop in sheath.

And we can also put a little bit of definition in her abs as well.

You want to also erase a little bit of the

a little bit of the pelvis area here anyway.

So I'm kind of defining it by just adding some silhouette to the abs here.

And I'm also going to add a little bit more definition to the obliques, just to kind of show that it's

a little bit more rectangular.

So notice the difference between the two.

Here's a little bit of love handles or the kind of pelvis area I'm going to add her underwear.

So the reason why I also add pictures like this and some of you some of you may not be very comfortable

looking at this because more like, you know, girls in swimsuits is because these are the kind of images

that will help you most when defining muscle.

So you can get like, yes, if you want to draw them with clothes on.

Yeah, go ahead, draw them, because I could care less.

The only thing is I'm looking at this for the anatomical purpose.

So when when you have clothes covering it all over, you won't really see the anatomy or the most muscular

structure of the woman or the man.

Whereas if you know something like swimsuit or swimsuit models or something like that, you can see

the muscle, you can see how it all forms and and looks in the body with clothes.

You can't really do that, especially with baggy clothes.

You just have to understand that this is for education purposes.

So I choose these images because I think they look best for my demonstration's.

If you're not comfortable with using these, go ahead and just use pictures of your own and try to follow

along with me.

But yeah, anyway, that's more like a little thing here.

So I'm going to add in the serious Sartorius notice how just by adding the Tories, it makes the leg

look less flat.

So if I did not have anything in it, for instance, if I just had this.

Yeah.

Like yeah you can tell that's probably like a leg, you know.

However, if I added leg.

With the notorious, you can see that there's depth through line, so just keep that in mind.

So next is the part where it gets more fun, which is the more curvy kind of body type.

Now, this is more like hourglass shape.

So this is more like when people are small than well-endowed and this gets more fun to draw.

So I'm going to be going on the one with the red.

I think it's either either one the red or the black swimsuit one, the one piece right next to the sporty

kind of girl.

So anyways, I'm just gonna be doing that.

So when it comes to this kind of body type, it's very, very fun because there's it's like a mix of

toned with a little bit of curvature to it.

So I know that a lot of people also like to Photoshop this kind of stuff to make them look a bit more

curvy.

But I mean, for anime, they don't really care.

They're really careful.

That's why I like an anime.

Like when when you see a girl character, a guy character that is over the top, it's pretty common

to see that.

And it's not surprising because your your mind is like set in this kind of humor.

So that sentence kind of like mode of like you just out of reality.

So, yeah, it's kind of like that.

So anyways, once again, we're just going to build on top.

And I'm just at this point, kind of just.

I'm at this point, I'm just kind of like doing doing this on a muscle memory.

So if you if you can't do that, still go with the method and just say to yourself, OK, OK, one hand

down, one hand down, one hand down.

Stuff like that.

So this girl has a bit of a curved pelvis, like she's kind of like going back into space to make her

hips look a bit bigger.

So and then for the legs, it's smooth.

Abductor's.

I doctors, but notice how the hips are a lot a lot wider and then her chest area will also be a bit

more like triangular.

So triangular, smooth, triangular, that gives a very curvy look.

I'm not going to draw the arms of so I'm probably just going to do something like this, just kind of

simplify this into little rectangles.

So for the breasts, you know, I'm not going to do much muscle definition here because it's very curvy,

drop the breasts a lot bigger, a lot a lot larger this time.

So this one is a bit smaller, but this one will be a bit bigger.

So kind of push these a bit closer together if you want that kind of curvy look.

And therefore, that kind of makes the upper torso look wider than this one, because this one looks

quite blocky.

It looks very straight, but still has a little bit of curve.

This one is very, very curvy.

So and that's because of the the way she's positioned.

And the way and they're in breast size, so that can just happen like that since she has a bathing suit

on.

I'm just going to fill in the muscles myself.

Sometimes the more weight you gain, this happens to me as well, you have a bit of a fat head showing.

Yeah, a bit of a fat bad showing.

So that's just normal.

Here we have her sartorius once again.

That's a more curvy style.

Now I'm going to do one right next to it, which is sort of similar.

This one's facing more upward because you can kind of see the bottom part of her breast rather than

straight on this one's more straight, this one's going to be more upward.

So I like when I put the head, I like to put the crosshairs up just to show that the direction of where

I'm placing my head.

One hand down her, she is, you know, kind of picking up her shoulder, so I'm going to curve the

clavicle upwards.

Next.

Trapezius.

Her ribcage is more up, pushed out.

And I wouldn't make her.

Pelvis area a little bit more.

More inward.

So we're going to do a body type like this.

We have an arm.

She's kind of toned, so she so her delta would be a bit more, you know, more kind of pushed out and

then we have a little bit of the the triceps.

She's bending in her.

It's kind of Beny in her arm.

Here is the.

Latz.

And notice how curved her waist is, you can just kind of push it to the extreme here.

And for even larger breasts, I would say just kind of make it just I would say just kind of make it

into a group at this point.

So rather than, you know, doing this individually, just kind of grouped together.

In her waist, once more, very curvy.

And when it comes to very curvy girls, they have a hit tip usually, so they kind of have a dip right

at their pelvis and then right when that the the the the great trochanter comes out, which is your

bone, your femur, it creates another bump.

And therefore creates this really, really nice kind of aesthetic look.

And just ending the cylinder here, by the way, just for some form.

Some people also have a fat pet that kind of goes out from here, from the leg, so you can draw that

as well.

And the same thing goes from I'll just draw another demonstration of how this will look, so if you

go up on the top, you see a woman kind of like kind of spreading her arms.

And it's more straightforward.

You know, it's kind of like that.

I think it's this pose here, this pose here.

This is a good example of the hip tip.

So I'm just going to be drawing her.

I'm just going to join her leg part.

So here we have her pelvis in her pelvis, her waist, and then we have her pelvis.

We're going to move this more.

So that is her pelvis.

Then we have her dip one dip down.

Another dip down for the great trochanter and notice how there's always this kind of thick and thin

relationship going on, so there's a thick part in the doctors and it gets thinner as it gets to the

kneecap.

And of course, you see the separation with the sartorius down here.

Great trochanter, so pelvis, great trainer, and then slow it down, and that creates a really nice

curve to it.

So now it's kind of draw someone who is a bit more plus size, and this would be quite fun because a

lot of it is just very round.

So I'm going to just draw let's see here.

Well, I don't really have a front view of this, unfortunately, but it's basically the same.

It's just that the fat kind of rolls over.

So, for instance, I'm looking at the one this one here.

This one has a nice example of, like, how, you know, fat rolls on top of forms.

So if we're going to draw the torso this, we go ahead and move this.

I think this will be a good way to look a little bit.

I'm going to move my camera here so I only have a little bit of space left, but we'll see how far it

goes.

So if I'm going to be joining the torso, I'm going to make sure they're going to just include a breast

here, because the more plus size you are, the more fat that you achieve up at the chest.

So, yes, it's very big.

Trying to make this make sure that this isn't too like crooked looking soon as it happens, because

my my my camera isn't really face towards, like a straight part of my desk.

So anyways, bear with me here.

So if she if she's wearing a sports bra, for example, this will have a tightening, let me just first

draw in her pelvis and stuff like that.

So once again, I want to remind you guys that the pelvis size does not change depending on how big

the person looks, it's the of the fat in the muscle that makes the outward silhouette shape.

So her pelvis is still the same as any other girl here.

It's just the fat or the plus size and that changes her form.

So here we have the central line here at the Naval.

If you want to draw fat, that kind of rolls over.

They have like little creases and a kind of sit on top.

I can sit on top and kind of rolls over, so it kind of has this kind of shape to it by having that

kind of shape, it really helps.

And of course, there the legs are also less thicker as well.

So usually that kind of cover, they don't really have like a thigh gap, they have just more close

together legs, so they would have kind of have overwhelming each other.

So they have more sticking close to each other's whatever and not much muscle definition.

So if you want to draw something like this, that's kind of how it is.

So let's see here, I think that's pretty much about it.

For this video, yeah, that's pretty much about it.

I think I covered pretty much most of it.

Let me know what you guys think, of course.

And I will see you guys in Nixon by.