This lesson was an extension of what we learned in the first two lessons - that basic forms and construction lines need to be drawn first, followed by basic forms and then details that should wrap around the form to give it a three-dimensional feel.
I hope you like these. I haven't done the Photoshop comparison because I don't have Photoshop on my computer, but I think they're pretty close, so I'm happy with them.
Please let me know if there are any areas I should improve upon!
ASIFA-Hollywood Animation Archive: Meta: The $100,000 Animation Drawing Course- Lesson 4
4 comments:
They're beautifully done. Don't have the originals next to me (but I have that book!)
But I think the line could be a little more livelier. That might come when you're doing your own characters.
Thank you, Jack. I appreciate your comments. Can you explain what you mean by making the line livelier?
Dude, I have to agree. . . your stuff is top notch. I have already done a comparision, and I think you've done a great job.
I don't understand the livelier line thing as well. I think it's already quite lively.
Thanks for the nice comments on my blog as well. Now that I know someone is watching, I definitely will post more examples. You as well, okay? Because it's always nice feeling like you aren't doing this in a vacuum.
Your new animation bud,
Sean
Thanks a lot, Sean. I'm counting on you real artists to tell me where I can improve, so don't hold back! I'm almost finished with my latest lesson and will probably post it this weekend.
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