Character Model Back View is leaning?

[ButterflyEmpress]

I decided to make some new character sheets for the main cast of my future web comic. The ones I do have are outdated due to rewrites, design changes, etc. It's pretty simple; just 3 poses: front(ish), profile, and back. It may look pretty empty, but there's other info going there. Also this particular character is the shortest of the main cast and I want to keep heights relative.

Before I get too far, I noticed that the back pose looked a little tilted. So I ran a perfect vertical line through it and rearranged her to fit it. I flipped the canvas multiple times and I think it looks better, but I'm worried it might still look too slanted. Does it still look super noticeable?

[mariusthered]

looks fine to me. not to keen on the hands myself but it's not my sort of style.

[silverraven0]

If I see the foot then I said yeah, she still seems a little 'crooked', but if you just leave the foot and keep the dress on, no one would notice anything unless they decide to oggle on her.

Just put a 'gap' on the middle of the feet. It should be fine otherwise.

[TheFalseVyper]

The back view may look slanted, or leaning too far to the right, due to hair not being an even distance from her scalp on both sides. However, if her hair style is supposed to be swept to the right more, then I would say this is lined up evenly

On a side note, I wouldn't worry too much about both sides being perfectly symmetrical. Drawing figures to be perfectly symmetrical can lead to them looking too stiff.

[ghostmaya]

Hmmm, for it was ok, I mean it is not really noticeable

[ButterflyEmpress]

They're not really hands, they're overly long sleeves.

[ButterflyEmpress]

Ok thanks! I was worried that I'd go through the lining and coloring only to realize she's a leaning tower at the last minute lol. For her hair, I'm going to center a bit, I didn't know it was that far over. Although it won't be that perfectly symmetrical due to all the fluff.

[gh0stcr33p]

it shouldn't really matter even if it is leaning a little bit. all that's important is the detail of the design and the colors

[vworksart]

I can only see it by a tiny bit, but I feel it's only noticable when you point it out. I still haven't mastered this myself. It's really hard!

[kytri]

Eh maybe a little? But I probably wouldn't have noticed if I hadn't been looking for it.

I wouldn't worry about it too much. A turnaround is primarily for your own reference. If the pose is a little off but the details you'd need a reference for are correct it's not going to hurt anything.