redprincess wrote:
If you know a good tutorial or book or can explain how to draw not weird looking people in different angles that would be just awesome! I'll also take some feedback on this, although I'm not sure how to make him look less like a bar of soap and more like a person. lol
I'd recommend life drawing classes over tutorial books, personally. I really think it was guided classes that had helped me the most with getting human proportions looking proper. Point is, I think practicing gesture figure drawing would help you nail those perspectives and proportions. Get your friends to pose for you if you have to, but keep each session quick, don't put in a lot of detail. Just get enough of a sense of the pose to figure out proportions. I mention this, because once you figure out how each piece of anatomy relates to each other, it's easier to figure out how it tapers off in perspective.
By my eye your character's left shoulder (our right) is a bit high, a bit wide. The upper arm is a bit long. That bend in the arm should be up a bit higher. Given the perspective, we'd probably be seeing less of the shoulder and sleeve, in fact.
Actually, the other shoulder (our left, his right) seems also a bit wide. Maybe you could just try to make the head larger.
Then again, I've been wrong before.