How does /ic/ go about differentiating their male and female characters?
>>7897089Thanks, it really works!
>>7897102Troon inclusive
Females have bigger cocks and should be uncircumcised as they're not concerned by the covenant with God nor the one with the Corn Flakes company
>>7897174
Males are fat, old, tall, hairy and uglyFemales are all cute little girls
>>7897177Some girls have both, it's only transgender propaganda when they have balls too
Die tranny die tranny die.
>>7897089smooth female tiddiessmooth tight tummiesrough jagged male bodiessquarish musclesFuck unemployed art school students, the fuck will they do? Sue me? They can't even afford to live! lmao
>>7897089Well, men and women are different. There's a reason we look at characters and can immediately tell if it's a boy or a girl - and feel that it's bad character design if we can't (unless it's relevant to the story/character).That aside, almost all the points in your picrel I disagree with, except the female head being rounder. Plenty of men have big eyes, and smaller noses, or there are women with long heads and noses etc. etc.The big thing separating men and women is their jaws and their brows, and a few superficial things we associate with women because of makeup (fuller lips, bigger lashes - despite men actually having fuller lashes).
>>7897505>Well, men and women are differentStopped reading there. Go back to /pol/.
>>7897089Mainly the jawline and eye shape, I make the female jawline rounder while male one is more defined and slightly pointierYou can give women a bit of chin but the oval of the jaw should be smoothAs fore eyes again male I usually draw sharper, more square-ishLarger eyes and smaller nose are neotenous traits and while they can make a character more feminine they can apply to males too if he's youngEyelashes, rounder eyes and long hair help to differentiate but again not gender exclusive
>>7897089By drawing only female characters, I avoid this problem entirely.
