Art Leaning - How do you deal with that problem or do you have it at all?

yondoloki 2018-03-30 13:59:20 UTC #21

I don't have any posture tips, sorry, but I have some tips for checking your sketch traditionally. You can hold it up to a mirror, or up against a light source.

somsisom 2018-03-30 22:32:55 UTC #22

Not sure if this might be a problem as well: if you draw on your desk, your face is usually turned down to the paper. Your head will look down on your sketch in an angle, rather than straight. When you draw on the computer you look at your screen which is (ideally) set up ergonomically. This means your eyes are at the level of your screen or at the top of it. Your viewing angle would be straight (90°) rather than tilted.
If you set up a plate and put books under it, you can change your angle of view and avoid the visual distortion.
this might solve your problem

anitacomics 2018-03-31 06:42:18 UTC #23

I had the same problem, and mostly fixed it by not leaning the head on the side. I used to draw with my head totally relaxed on the left hand, which also caused back ache and tooth ache when I kept the position for too long.

Posture is killer when drawing a lot of hours. If you still have troubles staying balanced, there's a lot of sitting solutions for people sitting for long times, as in office work (some use a table that allows you to stand, some others use yoga balls, or other chair solutions)