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I want a pill that makes me eat more and gain more and food where they went out of their way to make it as fattening as possible 🥵

I'll even help you out right now! References are great for drawing, as it helps to know how the body works before drawing it. You'll want to have an idea of how weight is displaced and how long/short things should be. It helps to know what bones go where, what muscle attaches where, how folds of skin look under clothes, etc. Part of those references should include how fat sits on the body. Here are some amazing PDFs for you to use:

• Morpho - Fat and Skin Folds by Michel Lauricella is one of the best resources out there for drawing fat bodies. I'm sure you've seen it passed around before, and there's a reason for that. You can either download the PDF or view it on that site.

• Morpho - Simplified Forms by Michel Lauricella is a great beginners reference PDF. I recommend this to every artist who is just starting out. You'll have to download this one to view it.

• 2DA Torso by Michel Lauricella is a more in depth PDF about the torso and shows muscles and how they attach and move on the bones. This can either be downloaded or viewed on the site.

• Morpho: Hands and Feet: Anatomy for Artists by Michel Lauricella is exactly what it says! Hands and feet are often pretty difficult for artists. This PDF is a great resource. You'll have to download it to view it.