Can someone help me with proportion math?

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Quote from: MirinHeight on October 24, 2017, 07:03:55 AMhow the hell your wingspan 4 inches shorter than your height. tf

you prolly measured wrong

Yea I just measured again. It's 70". Lol.

What does this tell me about how much height I can add? I would also be worried about proportion between leg height and total height. And even specific length of tibia and femur.

This means that if I added 14 cm, my arms would be between 3-4" shorter than height. I don't think that's a big deal.

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Quote from: farmerjohn1324 on October 24, 2017, 07:48:36 AMYea I just measured again. It's 70". Lol.

That's more like it. You're right, not a big deal if this is the case. You'll look fine.

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I have heard that increasing greater amount on femur is better than increasing tibia. But with me my femur is already larger than tibia. So I wanted to increase 7 on tibia and 6 on femur to maintain my proportion. Being a girl who is around 140cm, is it too much?

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Quote from: Arya on October 24, 2017, 06:18:14 PMBeing a girl who is around 140cm, is it too much?

What's your wingspan?

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My wingspan is the same. 140cm.

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Quote from: Arya on October 24, 2017, 07:37:58 PMMy wingspan is the same. 140cm.

You're balanced now, so that's good -- better than starting with shorter arms. Adding 13cm to 140cm is a big jump, and that's assuming that you can lengthen that much to begin with. For you it might be the equivalent of lengthening over 8-9cm.

Back to proportions, you'll end up looking like a petite model with long legs. Add heels and you're way up there. But honestly, it probably won't make others think twice, since everyone (you don't already know) will just think you were born with long legs. Fashion can make a big difference on how our proportions look as well.

You just have to weigh your options, which will bother you most: being short and balanced or taller with long legs.