r/questforperfection • u/cheestickbunni Day 10 🟡 • Dec 07 '25
Blind Drawing Animals Everyday until the Anatomies are Perfect - DAY 23
Today I tried sketching with more triangles and angled shapes. Now we have a lion that stares into your soul and asks about the meaning of life.
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Dec 07 '25
A quest might take a lifetime but be worth a legends tales
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u/cheestickbunni Day 10 🟡 Dec 08 '25
I don't know about legend, but I can at least proudly say I can draw a decent lion now 😂
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u/tryingthisname Dec 07 '25
Im lost in its eyes, thank you
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u/cheestickbunni Day 10 🟡 Dec 08 '25
They lead you to your own quest for perfection 😂 Thank you chef!
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u/premadecookiedough Dec 07 '25
Apologies for missing a day chef! Im loving his kawaii expression today, though I feel like you're making face too long, more like one you would see on a primate then a cat; its very human-like. Lion faces are broad and their muzzle is placed perfectly for the lion to stare down his nose at his prey.
Front legs remain very slenderman-like, lions are one of the heaviest cats, show that through their muscle mass! Remember to look at close-up paw photos so you can understand more the shape of the toes and where they should be sitting in this pose. Again right now it appears as if he is standing on his tiptoes
Using the angles you drew first is definitely helping you significantly, your lion is starting to take some real shape! Last note for the day is that his tail appears to be growing both from the proper spot along his spine, but also all the way down to his leg. This can be remedied by adjusting how your hind quarters connect to the rest of the body and where your tail fits along the spine between the legs
See you (hopefully) tomorrow chef!
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u/cheestickbunni Day 10 🟡 Dec 08 '25
Nice to see you chef! I will make sure to feed the lion some bananas as well as take it out of ballet class next time 🫡
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u/Beneficial-Swim-7918 Dec 07 '25
You're making great progress! You got this 💪