#neck fat

[purveyor-of-blubber]

Looks like Interstellar Patrol HQ never sent her that shipment of larger uniforms…

[rupertjones]

How to Reduce Neck Fat with Effective Exercises and Tips

Discover how to reduce neck fat with simple exercises and lifestyle changes to achieve a slimmer, more toned neck.

[buzzook]

Neck fat or a “double chin” makes you look unattractive while taking a selfie. But you don’t need to worry about it anymore as in this article, we’re gonna tell you a few tips on how to lose fat in the neck.

[dancedance-miserable]

soft jaw saturday....

[abyssalzones]

I'll always be glad I learned from an early age how to conceptualize and draw fat bodies motivated by my adoration for a fat character. because I swear to god half of all artists draw fat characters like this if they draw them at all

[gayestcowboy]

please. i beg of you. make picrews where the neck isn’t skinny

[thatonearoacefreak]

guys my cat did the thing

HELP IM DYING

ft. The original meme on the left and my cat Juliet on the right :))

[angelchains6969]

Which way is your favorite? ✨

[fluffybutt-7]

Fuuuck i love my neck rolls 🥰

Feeling nice and puffy lately:3

[catwouthats]

Most people watching the Honda Odyssey scene: Are they gonna… kiss, fight or fuck?

Me: He wants to bite his neck so fucking bad.

[eobsinj]

✨ marco bezzecchi - assen 2023 ( twt | ig | fb )

[7roaches]

normalize having not a little, but a whole lot of fun!

lines ver under cut

[rupertjones]

Understanding Fat Neck Causes and How to Address Them

Learn about fat neck causes and how they impact your health. Discover effective strategies to address and reduce fat around your neck for a healthier look.

[doublebellyman]

When you got it flaunt it!

[bigtransfatdog]

as promised, heres a washing machine dragonite :] im super happy w the design, i think i wanna make it an oc :] it doesnt have a name yet but uses it/its pronouns :]

feel free to suggest names :3

[bixels]

I'm so in love with everything about your art!! I wanted to ask something about your MLP human designs in particular. all of them have really lovely and interesting face shapes/details. even though all the pony designs have the same head molds (save for eye shape), all the unique characteristics you gave them just... look RIGHT. is there a particular method or design principle you used? thanks for your time!! I can't wait to see more of your work!

It's all about shape language and how they inform a person's read on the character.

I talked about this before, but each of the Main 6 were paired together so I could design them in contrast with each other. For RD, I wanted her short hair to have a wind-swept look, as if she's constantly running. So bare forehead and hair spiking out at the bottom. She contains lots and lots of sharp lines and shapes to give her the look of a speeding arrow.

Felice, on the other hand, droops down a lot to reflect her solemn, shy disposition. I didn't want her hair to be perfectly straight though, as that'd suggest she spends a lot of time fretting over it and isn't outdoorsy, so I made it a bit of a tangled mess too.

In short, RD's features are sharp and point upwards, Felice's features are round and droop downwards. (Think Joshua tree vs. weeping willow.)

For these two, I specifically wanted to include non-Western facial features, as I found I haven't really included them in my character designs up until now.

Pinkie's bold and loud, so I gave her bold eyes, bold eyebrows, a bold nose, etc. I worked on Thea's nose for quite a bit and ended up abstracting the shape a bit to look more cartoony, borrowing from Pixar's Soul's character design notes. In cases like these, I recommend finding ways to simplify features and break them down into easily-recognizable shapes and forms (Cartoon Saloon are masters at this). The less visual noise, the easier their expressions are to read! And it's generally more fun to draw.

In short, diversify, exaggerate, and simplify. Figure out what works for you and get a little wacky with it. Character design is all about finding a balance between maintaining your voice and vision and creating something unique and lively.