Annnnnnd final! This took me a good few days, but I am happy with it’s turn out! I also learned a lot about animation in the process, and will probably continue to attempt small animations in the future!
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Annnnnnd final! This took me a good few days, but I am happy with it’s turn out! I also learned a lot about animation in the process, and will probably continue to attempt small animations in the future!
Flat color reference of my asura concept character! Probably will shade! But for now, here you go! Although I have given them a name now! It's Ceyye! They are a character in this AU Guild Wars 2 I am roleplaying in!
Drew another Ceyye! This time with some background. Simple, and easy to attempt for a noob like me for backgrounds!
Animation Practice WIP update! Of my new character, Ceyye! A female character in a Gw2 AU. One that is hiding out as a male asura within the world of Nexus. A barren apocalyptic wasteland.
I like to think I improved over the years. The first animation you see on the left was back in 2017. I was still a noob as I am now, but stopped animating for a long time after. Recently, under some form of SPARK I suppose, I got back into it. I wanted to see my characters move again, feel alive. So I drew Ceyye, my new character within an AU of Guild Wars 2. And honestly? I enjoyed it, even though I never shaded an animation before. But I also learned a lot from it.
Moral of the story is, Don’t give up. Even if you feel you are bad at something, even years apart. Be it from drawing, animation, singing, dancing, or music. Don’t forget your -passion- with it. It may take awhile to enjoy it again, and that’s perfectly fine. Just never forget it was there.