fmanga·Mangabyfireweed Manga challenge: drawing a female character without a visible thigh gap (difficulty level: impossible, apparently)Source: Dagashi KashiView original on lemmy.world53Comments7
ffireweed lemmy.world2Hide 2 repliesDagashi Kashi has some questionable thigh gaps, but this one from ch 60 is so bad I was compelled to drop everything and post it. I’m still pondering the physics and anatomy necessary to maintain a thigh gap in this sitting position.15
MoogleMaestro replylemmy.zip I’m still pondering the physics and anatomy necessary to maintain a thigh gap in this sitting position. You're just one step closer to the church of thighentology.17
celeste replykbin.earthAlways clenching the muscle! In a few chapters, there'll be no gap because that one thigh will be huge. Seriously, though, I now also have the same question.8
zippy ani.socialI think it's possible, but most likely it's because that's such an unusual position (knee on knee is uncomfortable). More often, you'd have some overlap.9
zippy ani.socialScrolling past this image again, the fabric folds on the shirt are really impressive, especially around the buttons.2
Dagashi Kashi has some questionable thigh gaps, but this one from ch 60 is so bad I was compelled to drop everything and post it. I’m still pondering the physics and anatomy necessary to maintain a thigh gap in this sitting position.
You're just one step closer to the church of thighentology.
Always clenching the muscle! In a few chapters, there'll be no gap because that one thigh will be huge.
Seriously, though, I now also have the same question.
I think it's possible, but most likely it's because that's such an unusual position (knee on knee is uncomfortable).
More often, you'd have some overlap.
Because pelvic bones, unless thick thighs which saves lives.
Scrolling past this image again, the fabric folds on the shirt are really impressive, especially around the buttons.
How did she lose her lower legs? Tragic, Im sure...