I made this study from an AI generated image I found on Artstation this summer
I don’t appreciate the use of AI for concept designing, but I do like the lighting and the colors that it combines together
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Visually impressive but something with the pose isn’t right. I think it’s how the arms go, especially her right arm coming from nowhere. I guess it was already wrong in the generated image.
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yeah, in fact I tried to fix it, but then I decided to hide it with hair because it wasn’t easy to deal with that problem 
It’s probably because she was supposed to be clinging to something. Her posture seems a bit awkward and that’s probably why her arm’s weird. But it is true that AI has great colors. Wonder where they stole it…
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If only there were a way to find the original artist and then study them directly.
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I would be cautious with this approach of study. As often Ai is not perfect and combined with your own imperfection this compounds in your artwork. I would also be cautious with these type of post since there is always a doubt whether you did the study or used the generated image itself.
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Love the lighting and color. Especially the bright color outlining the dark shadows on her arms!
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I would love AI as a tool to generate ideas and then do own thing. however, it seems you got inspired so much that you copied the flaws.
I think I agree with @raghukamath here, posting such art puts doubt in everyone’s mind.
If this is your real study then kudos.
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sorry for my incomplete explanation, I wasn’t about to create any flame or trouble here. The image is made 100% by me with Krita, so I only used the Ai image as a reference. Anyways, I will avoid posting these kind of studies to avoid discussions online 
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No don’t worry I merely stated what would be assumed when you mention AI. So I am not accusing you of anything. I can’t prove anything anyway. I am merely stating the negative effects of stating you used AI as part of your workflow.
I was also highlighting how it would be bad to do study based on faulty AI artworks.
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I’m sorry, here’s the image I used for the study. My goal was mostly to recreate the lighting. I noticed the mistake with the arm and tried to fix it as much as possible.
https://www.artstation.com/artwork/vD961D
Ok, next times I will post my own drawings with my own flaws only 
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You could check out apps that have 3D mannequins that you can pose. That might help a bit in figuring out positions. It’s not 100% but better than nothing. One such app that I use is Magic Poser.
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There’s a discussion about 3D mannequins here, with examples and links:
Digital doll/puppet model
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Ah! I knew she was supposed to cling to something! right under her left arm is a little line that you didn’t draw. It’s some sort of underwater step, the closest thing I could find is a “baja shelf”. But good thing you didn’t draw whatever the thing at her chin is?!
God, I hate AI “art” so much…Seeing that artstation post and profile made my blood boil, not gonna lie. Your own art is so much better @GioArtworks in my opinion, not this garbage.
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