@Ledvi  
Not with that attitude you won’t.

Yeah fucking right! 30 min and this is the result? I tried a 30 min challenge multiple times and it still looks like crap. Screw this. I’ll never be a great artist.

@infinita est lux Solis
 
The greco-roman style is an excellent one, but since when is it the only one allowed? Even leaving aside the issue of pointless creative censorship, people have made perfectly good statues for millennia without using it – just thinking of a couple of historical examples, there’s the types of statuary typical of India or ancient Egypt, or even the (comparatively) recent trend of making statues look as much like their subject as possible without altering their appearance and proportions to fit an arbitrary standard, all of which break the standards of the greco-roman style without looking weird or fetishistic.

Can’t shake off the feeling of any elf statue in WoW.

@infinita est lux Solis  
Yeah sure, you go on thinking that.

@Darth Sonic  
The ideal style is greek/roman style. The head should be 1/3rd the width of the body and 1/8th the height. The hips should be the center of the body, with legs forming 50% of the total height. The body should be relatively muscular and thin, no features should be too big or too small. Boobs/Genitalia should be kept as small as possible (without looking unnatural) otherwise, it becomes too sexualized and fetishistic. The arms should reach to the upper legs, a hands length above the knee. And most other body features should be kept at mid-size, with the entirety of the figure being highly-detailed.
 
Observe:
 
While I don’t have a problem with other styles, especially more cartoony ones (Finding some especially cute and cool)… Greek/Roman is ideal for humanoids.

@infinita est lux Solis  
No, they’re stylized.

@Darth Sonic  
There just too big, it’s weird and unnatural…

@infinita est lux Solis  
… They’re lips.

WTF are those lips