That comment about the skeleton buttcheeks made me laugh a little, which is good since I needed something like that to lighten my mood. 
Anyway, I want to be able to make a convincing female skeleton since I'm trying to go for Anju here, but I'm more or less using this skeleton below as a loose reference, which I assume is a male version due to the lack of any curves. This goes without saying, but I ought to try finding a good reference of the female variant in addition to practicing drawing this one.
![[Image: HumanSkeletonFront-819x1024.jpg]](http://interactive-biology.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/HumanSkeletonFront-819x1024.jpg)
I'm a bit relieved that I can rely more on the reference than I initially thought. If it's fine by you guys, I'll try tracing construction shapes over a good reference to give me a better feel of the skeleton. Once it's done, I'll try replicating those shapes as many times as needed on a black canvas until I get a set that nails it (and possibly replicate that perfect one just for good measures).
Anyway, I want to be able to make a convincing female skeleton since I'm trying to go for Anju here, but I'm more or less using this skeleton below as a loose reference, which I assume is a male version due to the lack of any curves. This goes without saying, but I ought to try finding a good reference of the female variant in addition to practicing drawing this one.
I'm a bit relieved that I can rely more on the reference than I initially thought. If it's fine by you guys, I'll try tracing construction shapes over a good reference to give me a better feel of the skeleton. Once it's done, I'll try replicating those shapes as many times as needed on a black canvas until I get a set that nails it (and possibly replicate that perfect one just for good measures).