#contrasting characters

[grayrazor]

In one aspect, Shinji is an antithesis of Noriko.

Noriko struggles to keep up with her class, but perseveres nonetheless because she trusts Coach and is passionate about living up to her father’s legacy.

Shinji is naturally talented, but only participates because his father demands it, just robotically follows orders and openly expresses doubt about what the point of it all is.

Complementarily, Gendo is kind of a dark mirror to the Coach. Both paternalistic “mentor” figures who pressure teenagers to go beyond their limits, but Gendo much more openly considers people expendable for the sake of his greater goals.

[wadepturner]

Some character design practice

[erikurtz]

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[demi-pixellated]

School’s out for the holidays so i’ve got time and energy to post some assignments and stuff so:

Character Design - Constrasting Characters

[cabooose-art]

Contrasting Characters

Little 90s boy in is child leash with his "I'd rather be anywhere but here" sister.

[codyforkes]

Contrasting Characters - Walk/Run Cycles

An extension of the previous Contrasting Characters design assignment was to take the two characters and create walk/run cycles out of them. At least one of each, with an interaction between the characters before/between/after the cycles to establish a bit of a scene. The walks, moreso than previous attempts, were supposed to show personality and mood in relation to the situation. Rough as it is, I like how mine turned out.