These are pretty good. Let me know if you want a public critique.
Lynsey
http://schazzpractice.blogspot.com/
Lynsey
http://schazzpractice.blogspot.com/
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Here's one Kali did. I hope some young artists will do some of the other angles too. It really is a good exercise and will help your animation.
Remember when you draw these to be very slow and careful, especially with your first steps. If you get the basic shapes out of proportion or wonky, all the details will be too!
Leave all your construction lines on the drawing. Don't erase them after, ok?
Old cartoon characters share the same construction as this well designed and sculpted toy. If you wanna aim to animate this well, you gotta start with learning construction.
This fellow is working hard, but maybe not following the instructions exactly.
Start by drawing the basic shapes-the oval for the head, and then add the overall muzzle shape. Get those right first, then break each shape into its smaller components.
Don't erase the construction lines.
Try again, and go slower and more careful!
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Old cartoon characters share the same construction as this well designed and sculpted toy. If you wanna aim to animate this well, you gotta start with learning construction.
This fellow is working hard, but maybe not following the instructions exactly.Start by drawing the basic shapes-the oval for the head, and then add the overall muzzle shape. Get those right first, then break each shape into its smaller components.
Don't erase the construction lines.
Try again, and go slower and more careful!
Stuart Mead
Jennifer Lewis
Chris DeCarlo
Mitch Leewe
Grant Beaudette
You guys make me feel like I'm doing something important. I can't wait to see your drawings and evolution!
Push the shiny orange button and join the cheapest cartoon school in the world.
Wow, Jennifer! I hope you have something left over for Christmas presents! Wanna adopt a kid?
