How important is it for you to have accurate perspective and proportions in your drawings?

[maxzaguishi]

It is very important, and not only that, also with the characteristics of the clothing, for example, something that is only in your left hand or your hairstyle,the same occurs with their physical proportions, need to look after those details too, even if you don't have a realistic technique, must care for your own style

[Wandercreature]

I'd say they're not terribly important, and it varies wildly between styles and what each creator has to put into the comic. For instance, most of the early strips for mine were composed in two to three hours. Perspective and proportion take second place to story and getting the comic finished, for me. I'm a bit of a perfectionist, so I could easily spend days on each strip if I gave myself the opportunity. Loosening up and just getting the story told has been my best approach, personally.

[GFalconDX]

To me, perspective and proportions are important. If it doesn't look right, then it really bothers me, as I am something of a perfectionist when it comes to art.

[Sanz]

I'm certainly no perfectionist, but i think perspective is one of the things i focus the most on mainly because i use 3d and 2d together. the 3d will be perfect no matter what adding the 2d to keep it in line is what brings it all together. perspective is very important to me

both these pages of Los Esmeraldas use heavy 3d and 2d combination where the perspective i rather exaggerated but still strong. pardon the language
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[trivialtales]

I try to have proportions and perspective which are accurate to the very stylized way that I draw.