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iwasarob0t · 5 months

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hey these are some tips for some of the little details in drawing fat folks that some people might not know!

everyone has fat on their bodies so its a worthwhile skill to have, but most art tutorials leave it out. heres some other good tips from artists!!

#art tips #my art #fat #how to draw fat people #art reference #art #doodle #drawing #artists on tumblr #plus size #fat liberation

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f88lfool · 1 year

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My first anatomy tutorial. How I connect arms to the torso. Simplified the muscles for better comprehension

PS. Pectoral is misspelled as “pectorial” in the picture. Don’t make that mistake haha

And I’d love to see the art made from using these as reference, you can message or tag me.. whatever you want

Edit: The extended names of the muscles:

Neck - Sternocleidomastoideus

Traps - Trapezius

Lats - Latissimus Dorsi

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fugitiverabbit · 8 months

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Thanks to some incredible supporters I was able to purchase new lighting for fatphotoref!

That means that there are new photos going up on the site every Monday from now through September. If you don’t want to wait that long to see them all, I’ve added an option to buy the full set from my last shoot on my ko-fi page.

Here’s a direct link to purchase the mega-pack, but no pressure whatsoever. https://ko-fi.com/s/7d8ba786c4

#fat acceptance #fat reference #plus size ref #plus size art #fat art #fat art model #fat artist #artists on tumblr #fat positive #art reference #fat liberation #fat model #refs #art tips #art resources #reference #fatphotoref

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bloopygooo · 7 months

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I’m learning to draw some chubby bellies

Here’s some refs that I found! Special thanks to @banished-away for finding these people who made these refs! Go check them out! Give them, and these amazing artists, a like and a follow if you can! :D

Credits:

src 1: Alexandervici on dA (seems to have deleted?)

src 2: Guardian Daca on dA (also deleted)

src 3: Mackenzie Lee on Artstation (part of bigger tutorial)

src 4: CourtnerysConcepts on dA

src 5: not found

src 6: not found

src 7: Mackenzie Lee on Artstation (same page as before)

Art Tips:

I don’t see where it is so I might have not put it in here but another tip is to start the fat below the the rib cage to make it more realistic.

Lav Recs:

I recommend studying the chubby poses from behind more often I feel as though people struggle more with drawing characters from behind because why would you be looking at their back? But it's incredibly useful to have refs with people with chubbier body types from the back also does anyone else see ref number three person two from the right checking out person 1 from the right? Lmao.

Extra Note:

P.s I've been told im good at finding refs if you ever need any you can just send me an ask. And I'll do my best to credit the original artist and provide refs.

Affirmation:

All bodies are beautiful and unique to each person that's how genetics work. <3 Even identical twins will grow up with slight differences with their bodies and that's okay! Because either way you're perfect the way you are as long as you're healthy and happy. A lot of times those two things correspond.

Lav Tips for Refs:

Usually Google is where I look. A good way to find chubby refs is to search plus size swim suit models for men or even wemon. Let me know if you guys need more tips on finding refs.

Side note: this post has nothing but good intentions. You all have a lovely day and keep the demons away except mine >:3

#art #Art tips #art help #Refrences #Fat reference #Chubby ref #Chubby belly ref #Chubby types reference #Lav Refs

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ceilidho · 3 months

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physical therapist reader that Simon reluctantly has an appointment with because his chronic pain is finally becoming just on the side of debilitating (it's a miracle he's upright and ambulatory). he only stops bitching about having to go to the appointment the second he walks into your office and lays eyes on you.

#heaven help if this man isn't leaving a FAT tip after his massage even tho his health insurance covers it #this is brought to you by me having to go to PT 3 times last year bc of my back issues

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droewyn · 3 months

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Tumblr Meme University: Life Skills 101

This works with any stainless steel object! They actually sell "magic soap" for this purpose, but save yourself the $7 and just grab a piece of flatware from your kitchen drawer. I use serving spoons for the larger surface area.

#tumblr meme university #uncommon “common knowledge”#garlic #this post has been brought to you by the 3 bulbs that are currently being infused into 24 oz of duck fat and ghee #another garlic tip:#to completely peel large quantities of garlic #(say 3 bulbs)#in about a minute #put the bulbs in a large hard-sided container with a lid #and shake the everloving fuck out of them #the cloves will separate and most of them will peel #the ones that don't will still be loosened and very easy to peel by hand

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skuffypaw · 18 days

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please stop drawing chubby cats like this

ok, you can draw chubby cats like this, but not all the time and especially not for fat cats

tumblr isn’t letting me post more than 1 image at a time so i’ll reblog this with the ways i personally draw chubby cats

#warrior cats #wc #anyways i haven’t seen this as much on tumblr than say tiktok but i still see it #also i don’t care if you don’t draw fat cats. it’s fine #i’m not saying this is an end of the world issue #just tips for people who want / are trying to draw chubby cats

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venenosababy · 3 months

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💸app $lloronita

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fineapplebreexo · 8 months

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Just in case you miss me 😊😉

#me #breanna #melanin #beautiful #blackgirlmagic #sexy #natural beauty #natural hair #pink #high #thicc thighs #fat pusay #lol #tip me #support me

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dasfaulen · 3 months

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you don’t want to be the person on the left, do you?

you don’t NEED food until that bar is empty.

you WANT food like the pig on the left. look how gross that is, you don’t want to be gross.

#i want to ⭐️ve #4n0r3xia #pro a4a #tw ana diary #thin$po #ana bllog #b0nespo #⭐️ving #ed not ed sheeran #anorexcya #ana meal #ana food diary #bulim14 #gluttonous piggy #urge to purge #purge tips #fat piggy #fatty #meanspø

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erikasnothungry · 18 days

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wdym your w3ight is in the triple digits...

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no-thx-im-full · 15 days

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hijabirealms · 7 months

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weight loss tips for the cold weather:

drink plenty of teas and broths to help curb appetite.

drink plenty of water to not mistake thirst for hunger.

be mindful of portion sizes.

include protein in each meal.

opt for snacks with protein and fiber.

move more throughout the day to stay warm.

make a list of staple meals and snacks to rotate from.

keep a food journal.

stay warm without food, like dressing in layers and using blankets.

enjoy soups for dinner often.

UPDATE: for more weight loss related content, I suggest you check out my diet blog where I post tips, my personal weight loss journey, and fun diets inspired by others (think kpop idols, cartoon characters, actors, etc).

Petite Plate – all about diets, weight loss, and health (wordpress.com)

#weightloss #weight loss tips #weight loss tips in winter #winter weight loss #diet tips #lose weight #fat loss tips #lose weight tips

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thisisthinprivilege · 10 months

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How can I overcome internalized fatphobia? How can I not hate what I look like when I'm fat?

This is going to be a different process for everyone, so I'm not sure what will work for you. I will let you know what worked for me, and hopefully you find it helpful.

Deprogramming Step One: Coming to grips with having been programmed in the first place. Beauty standards change from age to age, they are not inborn as far as our research is able to conclude. There's perhaps a weak preference for facial symmetry, but that's about it. Weight-based beauty standards have not only varied wildly through human history, they vary in our very own era, between-cultures. Often what we believe we find beautiful has been programmed into us from a very early age. There's no conspiracy, it's simply how cultural preferences are transmitted within-culture: through the adults we look up to, media, and reinforced by peers. That's not to say deprogramming is a simple matter. It's very difficult. I wonder now, almost 15 years after starting my own journey to deprogram myself, whether who I find beautiful or attractive is rooted in beauty standards I saw reflected as a kid or teen.

Deprogramming Step Two: Define and avoid thin-centric messaging. A big part of this for me was controlling the media I consumed. I unsubscribed to cable, for instance, because of the intrusive and omnipresent weight loss ads. That was 15 years ago, but it's surprising how similar some streaming services/channels are in terms of ad length and intrusiveness these days. Unfortunately, tiktoks/reels aren't entirely controllable. Even though I don't consume weight loss or diet content, weight loss/diet tiktoks/reels pop up occasionally. Besides ads, you should also consider whether your magazines, books, movies, and shows over-focus on the stories of thin people, or demonize fat people. Obviously, stop watching exploitative shows that turn the lives of fat people into sideshows or sob stories. More controversially, you might want to temporarily unsubscribe or mute fat activist content. Fat activism is a highly stressful space where we confront the hatred of fat people explicitly. It's not great for deprogramming thin-centric messaging, because fat activists will be talking about thin-centric messaging from a critical perspective. Take a break, for a while.

Deprogramming Step Three: Exposure to fat-positive content. This is the fun part of the process, where you get a chance to rewrite the aesthetic coding in your brain! I suggest searching out fat models who wear the kind of clothing you like, fat role models who share your interests, fat positive videos showcasing fat people doing amazing things, fat positive art, fat positive fiction and movies, and so on. Fatshion is full of fat positivity. Be wary of "body positive" content, as it can still be subtly or explicitly fatphobic. I warn you, after a few months of exposure to a different aesthetic, thin-centric media is gonna look hella strange. You'll go to see some romcom-flavor-of-the-month movie and be like, "Where are all the fat people? Why is everyone super skinny?"

Deprogramming Step Four: From theory to practice. This step is about starting to wear the clothes you want to wear, being loud and proud to exist as a fat person in public, being romantically bolder if romance is your thing, being more assertive and confident in your body, traveling to the places you've always wanted to go, doing things you were holding back doing before, etc. You may need to dwell in Step Three for a while, or revisit it over and again, in order to complete Step Four. This doesn't mean becoming an activist. This means becoming your authentic self without fat-related qualms. Yes, you will still be constrained by the greater world around you. Traveling, going out to eat, dating, interviewing for jobs, even going to a fucking concert will present constraints and bigotries that smaller people (everything else held equal) don't have to face. But you can now see them as constraints placed on you, not as constraints you place on yourself or that are in any way deserved. Hopefully, you will be able to face them without it destroying your sense of self-worth.

Deprogramming Step Five: The authentic self...? We know that as fat people we are not morally or otherwise inferior to thin(ner) people. So what does it mean to leave our best and most authentic lives, as fat people? This is the human question, that all humans share with each other equally. We are connected to each other, each on our own grand journey to answer this question. When you are able to separate the sociocultural difficulty of being a fat person in a fat-hating society from your own life journey, you have one less barrier to manage in answering the great human question. At this stage, you'll feel calm and comfortable in your body, and surprised when people point out your fatness or treat you differently for it. They're distracted by false moral categories, while you have better things to do. Does anyone ever permanently dwell in this stage? Probably not. But I feel like this most of the time, now. It takes a lot to drag me back into the world where one of the worst things you can call another human is "fatty." I've got books to read and write, math to learn, art to create. A life to live, where my possibilities are not defined by the size of my body.

-ArteToLife

#thin privilege #thin-centric society #deprogramming fat hatred #fat positivity #fat acceptance #fat activism #tips for overcoming fatphobia

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