Instructions on how [Veltzeh] draws different sexes using a weird style:

Guide to sex (March 2005)

Veltzeh's drawing style

I have a weird style of drawing (the best sources this far tell me it's cartoony or comicbook-like). I'm pretty sure the style came around because I only drew kids when I started drawing humanoids, and kids don't have "any" differences when it comes to sex.
Use the year of the title to approximate how my style might have changed over time.

Brought to you by me and my wonderful lighttable.

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Things that I draw pretty much similarly on any sex no matter what:
— hair (on head, in crotch, on body (I don't draw much body hair because it's too much effort), eyebrows, eyelashes)
— visible muscles (I just like drawing them, okay?)
— nose (can't see any difference in real life either)
— legs and feet
— hands
— clothes

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Warning: this page includes nudity (duh...)

[#Sex 1: Sexless]
[#Sex 2: Epicine]
[#Sex 3: Male]
[#Sex 4: Female]

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Sex 1: Sexless

The sex I call "sexless" is the one I use as a base because it looks most like a kid – with almost no distinct sexual characteristics.

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Sex 2: Epicine

...or intersexed, or hermaphrodite, or gynandromorph, or androgyne, or manwoman, whatever! This one has the sexual characteristics of both a female and a male, though not overly distinct features. It could have, but I don't like drawing those. I'd probably call those "hypersexed".

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Sex 3: Male

Here's a male.

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Sex 4: Female

Here's a female.

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Sexes!

Just for your convenience, I put all of them on the same picture so that you can easily compare them.

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Veltzeh's drawing style

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