A slightly darker shading along the sole will break the perception. It's absolutely a great start though. Beyond a bit more detail via shading. A bit of study on proportions an you'll be cooking honestly. When drawing without reference or from memory I know I honestly end up getting proportions off still. Hell it just happened recently with a 3d sculpt. I wasn't happy with it and couldn't place it for a bit. But once I realized and altered the proportions it all clicked.
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I know it’s an optical illusion, but I can’t help seeing that their left foot is on backwards.
I'm glad it's not just me!
Any minute now she'll start spinning and nobody will be able to agree which way round she's going.
I thought the joke was that one of the legs was on backwards because AI brain
Nope, leg on backwards because human can't draw!
A slightly darker shading along the sole will break the perception. It's absolutely a great start though. Beyond a bit more detail via shading. A bit of study on proportions an you'll be cooking honestly. When drawing without reference or from memory I know I honestly end up getting proportions off still. Hell it just happened recently with a 3d sculpt. I wasn't happy with it and couldn't place it for a bit. But once I realized and altered the proportions it all clicked.
Someone you know or is this a big shot in the industry?
Just someone I know. :)