Here’s an example of body motion and fluidity of movement :D featuring Roxas, of course.
Here’s the link to part 1 of 4 of Force drawing by Mike Mattesi that I found helped me immensely
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Here’s an example of body motion and fluidity of movement :D featuring Roxas, of course.
Here’s the link to part 1 of 4 of Force drawing by Mike Mattesi that I found helped me immensely
A retelling of a scene that appeared in vol1. 4 books apart, same precious face
“Believe in your character. Animate or write with sincerity.”
-Glen Keane | Animator
a giant sketchdump
Awakening - Kevin Beilfuss
HOW TO MAKE YOUR ART LOOK NICE: Reference and Style
To all those artists out there dealing with artblocks, here are some tips for getting that mean art block out of the way using the power of references and how it can help in developing your style!
Color Harmony
Contrast
"Good artists copy, great artists steal"
I have been in enough art museums to know this is true. People copy off each other ALL the time. All those awesome FANTASTICALLY AMAZEBALLS artists you’re lectured about in Art History? They all copied off each other. How do you think an “Art Period” is born?
HOWEVER, “stealing art” doesn’t mean in this case to take someone’s drawing and claim it as your own or even copy and trace over the other artist’s work. It means that you can copy ASPECTS of the art in your own way or copy a technique.
DON’T ACTUALLY STEAL OTHER PEOPLE’S ART PLEASE.
Chani and Stilgar - by Gorrem
Sketchbook skans. A couple of my favorite Fremen.
Let’s destroy something lovely.
pics pulled from my Complete Guide to Life Drawing by Gottfied Bammes. my scanner is current down for the count but holy shit i had to share some of this
short reminder to my artist friends that this website is launching soon !
Male Body Types Tutorial.
Full Size on deviantART:
http://phobos-romulus.deviantart.com/art/Male-Body-Types-Tutorial-500949383
Drawing Tips : Dave Pimentel Disney Story Artist Dave Pimentel discusses tapering body shapes in your drawings (or CG poses for that matter). Full article here: http://drawingsfromamexican.blogspot.ca/2010/04/tapering-body-shapes.html
DA:I - Some Inquisitor development
Sifting through the design fog until you start seeing light in the distance. These were just some of my drawings, there are even more from other members of the concept team.
Old style guide I did for Tangled back in the day.. Some great quotes from Bill Moore, famous design teacher at Chouinard, establishing a great way of approaching and studying shapes*
Hope everyone has a great Christmas and New Years!!! Thanks to all 20,000+ followers following this tumblr; truly it encourages me that there is a audience out there and motivates me to do more work*
Get ready for more exciting things next year ; )
my study notes.
Anyone wondering why your animals are looking a bit off, this is really useful. Sometimes it takes a long time to realise that even amoung the same families of animals, spines and hips and leg structures can have nuanced or heavy differences, and taking note of them improves the look of each species immeasurably.
Face shapes too. And as shown down the bottom, knowing your anatomy helps you to make really fucking sick-ass cool mythical creatures.
Been obsessed with unicorns lately