Life drawings from photoreference: high-res scans #172 (Patreon)

Wellp, the time has finally arrived for single-set posts of life drawings from random photoreference, as my once seemingly endless supply of sets from near-daily work in 2017 has dwindled down to a sadly diminished number.

In fact, as of this post, only 7 images are left in the ol' folder, meaning that in a few months I'll have to switch over to more recent digital-art sets; after those are used up, not sure what the heck I'm gonna do for this feature.

Anyhoo, this particular set features plenty of written commentary, so this time around I'll let the sketch page itself do all the blithering.

Below, enjoy the higher-res, raw and untweaked grayscale scan as a TIF attachment. (BTW, that's a TIF—or TIFF, if you prefer—rather than a PSD because now my up-to-date version of Photoshop can't show me a thumbnail image preview of a PSD, thanks to some charming interaction between Photoshop and Windows 10.)

NEXT TIME ON THIS HERE PATREON: I'm assembling January's Life Drawing posts all at once early on in the month, so I have no idea what's coming up in our next M/W/F slot as yet. Let's find out together, shall we?

UPDATE: In fact, Tuesday's post will be the Monthly Exclusive Bonus post for the $10 & $20 tiers, this time featuring the complete Work Stages on what is likely the only completed page from now-defunct digital-art test comic Rose & Lily: Flowers of Peril. (The project's role has been wholly usurped by new creation The Chaste and the Chained, alas.)