I second this statement!!!
Singular wrote:Nice job, especially considering the speed at which you are producing. This is a good exercise. Soon, creating these characters will come second nature to
you. Then you will be able to fine tune them.
Keep this up... you already are demonstrating a strong level of complexity in drawing the dynamic postitioning (poses) this is good... and much used in the Comic/Graphic Novel world... Perspective will come with practice... You are not far off on anatomy actually... some here and there.. just be consciencious when you are doing the muscle sinew.. and what you miss in placement will be less noticable...
Dont be afraid to stay sketchy...
In fact, when I do exercises like this.. I like to do my motion lines (something that shows how my character fountation pose / movement will be) on one page...
then I do the structure (framework - circles, boxes etc) on a tracing paper layer.
Then do detail on another layer of tracing paper... and so on and so on.
Obviously in most cases, these layers are sketch very lightly, and on only one layer of paper... but for practice purposes / developing the mind to muscle memory... the layer method is helpful to me... as I can keep them and go back to view my progress in comparison, the more I do.
But no matter what - Keep it up!!
