Cartoon poses are usually very loose and might not seem like they have a lot to do with “real life” drawings, but I still recommend getting started with the basics of human anatomy. Specifically, what you’re looking for is improving your Gesture Stats!
Gesture is the movement within a pose in any given drawing - it’s an evaluation of how much motion you can convey, how well the entire drawing flows, and how well it balances out against other details.
To improve gesture, I recommend drawing from life or photos of actual dynamic poses! There’s a lot of websites that help you, but the one I use most often is
http://reference.sketchdaily.net/en/
It includes a huge variety of photos which you can organize based on need - dynamic, static, clothed or naked, etc… And you can also set a timer to try to practice drawing quickly in order to focus specifically on gesture instead of getting lost in the details.
- Mod Chekhov
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