In this case it is a reasonably well drawn heel in a sock (Though I thought rolling down the knee-highs went out of fashion after the 80s); however, the artist forgot the ball of the foot is usually wider than the heel. They might have saved themselves a mention here if they’d shown a bit of that…
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Would the royal affliction be your foot resembling a horse’s hoof?
Inbreeding, you know.
If that’s her “horse” foot, what is her face like? Glad it’s not showing!
Adds to her notes: Feet are ALSO hard to draw. đ
Don’t try this at home.
Tall grass is your friend.
In this case it is a reasonably well drawn heel in a sock (Though I thought rolling down the knee-highs went out of fashion after the 80s); however, the artist forgot the ball of the foot is usually wider than the heel. They might have saved themselves a mention here if they’d shown a bit of that…
Maybe she’s an ancient Chinese princess.
“Don’t step on my blue peg shoes”.
Great, plagiarization of the title of a book that doesnât even exist.
(An Imperial Affliction, by Peter Van Houten)