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Originally posted by marcoR
DV, I don't want to seem mean, but anyone can draw DBZ, not only that, you mide aswell have traced it, it's just a copy of an already made image. I don't like DBZ, and thats partially the reason i'm saying this. I'm certain most people would retort that with "Well I do so shut up`231twentyone!" but I just wanted to give you the reason.
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Ok, I'm going to stop your little DBZ flame war before it gets more pointless and stupid. DBZ is an excellent beginner's source for anatomy and figure drawing, simply because of the fact it's not as severe and upfront as regular human anatomy would be. Which would you go to first if you were a beginner drawer: Complex human figure drawing, or a slightly less revamped animeish version of such that is less harsher with muscle detail and precise body structure? I would certainly go for the latter, because I can tell you that would be alot simpler and more easier to do than the first one. Just because Akira Toryama wasn't Michelangelo and didn't have his figure drawing precise and up to par doesn't mean he doesn't have good drawings of anatomy as a whole.
EDIT: And might I add, It's anime. Think about it.