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The first thing (i remember) drawing was a girl. And after that, I really just kept drawing girls only. I mean, I can draw a male decently, but with ease, I can always turn them into a girl.

For example:

a little boy crying on his bday. The normal, ordinary thing right? It's his party and he can cry if he wants to, yk? But look at this.

I added a PONYTAIL AND LASHES. I mean, that took zero effort. You don't even know how fast it took me to make he, to well, she. (he and she, because he'll never be him, and she'll never be her.)  How can I change this?

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what app do you user 4 ur art?
by (25.9k points)
Kleki! However, I used sumopaint for this one. I don't know how to use it specifically, so I don't do colored drawings with it.



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by (269k points)
okay a few anatomy tips for drawing the difference.

Male's have wider shoulders, and thicker necks. and, more of a square jaw

female's have smaller shoulders, thinner necks and a rounded jaw

also, torso wise, females waist almost sinch above the hips, while a males is kinda more by the chest.

and of course, a females chest compared to a males.

hope i helped at least a itty bit x3
by (25.9k points)
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omg, thank u sm! I really needed that lol
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Idk
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by (462k points)
Hmm idk.

Im going to bed now but ur great!!
by (25.9k points)
gn, and ty!!!



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