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I found also I got too nervous drawing a tall character horizontally and felt more confident in drawing him anatomically better. Took into account also the sword handle but hands I felt were fine. I take influence from Jamie Hewlett's Tank Girl and the old 80's "Heavy Metal MAgazine" comics
The perspective is a lot better on this one, good job adapting it!
It sort of looks like his hips are facing a bit to the left and his chest is facing a bit to the right, but that could just be because of the fly on the pants, I’m not really sure.
I see that too. It's noticeable but not bad.