The body posture and head tilt work a bit better in this one, the features also sit better on the head.
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About Me
- Amir Avni
- Bachelor of Applied Arts: Animation, Sheridan College 2010. Master of Arts: Media Production, Ryerson University 2011. Taught Media Fundamentals at Sheridan while working in animation 2012-2014. Since then I animate full time. Have mostly worked remotely for the wonderful Titmouse studio on various projects. Currently I work on an exciting new Nickelodeon show. I am also a programmer and speaker liaison at Toronto's international animation festival, TAAFI
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damn, son.
your practice and discipline really show, keep it up! the slab walk is looking good, too. and i would kill for line quality like on these drawings - would you mind if i ask for some pointers, as well as what kind of supplies you use, to get lines like that?
Thank you Bardhol, nice stuff on your site.
Try and push for well rounded volume on your characters, And for more clarity in their poses.
The finishing lines were done with Sanford Ebony pencils, the under-drawing with Col-Erase.
For line quality, and solid drawing the best tip would be to draw slowly, carefully and deliberately.
oh great, thanks! my typical style is fast and sloppy, which probably leads to the lack of volume and clarity - so i look forward to putting this advice into practice.
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