PigeonKiing

Some new trinket dishes all set to go for the Forest and Found artisan market at Side Launch Brewing today!

Alright, first off I look for references.

I learned a lot from Calvin Arim’s How to draw manual wheelchairs properly.

Link

Then I look for references elsewhere and information. Like the wonderful youtubers who shares their experience. For example, Wheels2Walking and WheelsNoHeels both have wonderful videos where they talk about their wheelchair’s and how to choose a wheelchair.

Then I draw.

I usually start by doing a box, this is so I can get the character in place, depending on what angle I want the chair to be in I will spin the box.

Then I place the character in it. Making sure that I have the proportions right but also the placement of the body parts.

After I have the main parts of the wheelchair (The wheels, bucket, caster wheels, and footplate) I will add details.

Finally adding the character back into the chair.

I like using the box because circles are hard to get parallel and sized well. It also makes it a lot easier to place the character on a box where I can easily find the center rather than a circle.

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