Fanart from the Brian David Gilbert's series "Dances Moving", I watched it a few days ago and it was way more emotional then it had any right to be, and I felt like the only way to really get closure on it would be to illustrate this last little scene!

Essentially just a photo study from one shot in it, but I avoided using the color picker and I was really just focused on trying to capture the correct porportions of the original shot, which this has been one of my most successful attempts at. I also had a small epiphany about anti-aliasing half way through where before I would kinda use light touches of AA where I thought it looked cool, but here I realized that AA is really all about softening edges and hiding the pixel grid, which I've read in tutorials before and seems pretty obvious, but here is where I really internalized that and it all clicked!

I haven't studied a ton of anatomy, and you can definitely see that, especially on the right leg, and definitely the perspective on the right shoe gave me some trouble too, and this also exposed how much I need to work on clothing folds, especially on the shirt where I had to redo it like three times, but its all great knowledge to learn what I need to work on in the future!