No. What you need to do is take some more CARE in drawing your stick figures. Here are two stick figures in a fighting pose which I drew just now. One of them I took a few seconds drawing and wasn't paying attention to anatomy or anything such as that. The second took me about a minute (not much of a time difference), but takes into account limb joints, weight, pose and form. Now compare them. Which is a better pose model?
http://img593.imageshack.us/img593/1664/...arison.png
Oh, and by the way, yours look more like the first one. Even the ones with the body blocking on them look more like the first one because they don't take into account how the human body is structured or have any real point apart from having a rectangle drawn over the stickman. It means a lot more than that.
http://img593.imageshack.us/img593/1664/...arison.png
Oh, and by the way, yours look more like the first one. Even the ones with the body blocking on them look more like the first one because they don't take into account how the human body is structured or have any real point apart from having a rectangle drawn over the stickman. It means a lot more than that.
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