Below are some examples of how to draw big
breasts. Again it is important to remember that the breast lays over
the chest muscle and runs up toward the shoulder. It is made up of
fatty tissue which surrounds the mammary glands and moves freely
with the body. If you imagine a balloon full of liquid that is
attached to the chest it will be easier to understand this tutorial.
The bigger the breast the heavier it becomes
and there fore the lower it will sit on the chest.
Like the balloon. Skin is flexible and will
stretch when put under tension, the same is true if you were to hold the balloon up in the air. The liquid will naturally settle in the
bottom of the balloon drawing the sides in but it will stay
flexible if you manipulate it or apply pressure. The same applies to
a lesser degree to the natural breast.
Below are a selection of sketches showing how
big breasts should look on the body and there position in relation to the body.
In this sketch you can see that the bulk of the
breast sits lower on the chest. Its weight naturally pulls on the
skin above creating a slight inward curve from the top of the chest
and shoulder.Like the balloon the rest
of the breast containing most of the fatty tissue and mammary glands
settle naturally on the body. It is important to note also that the
area surrounding the nipples ( The areola) becomes slightly
elongated as the skin stretch's over the breast tissue. The general
rule being the bigger the breast the greater the areola.