Heads - Complex/Skeleton
Advanced Animation By Preston Blair (pg.2)
Okay, so here we are again, Folks!. This time we can finally turn to the NEXT page. Page 2, which is focused mainly in a higher level construction due to the combination of spheres and rounded shapes of similar sorts.
Okay, so here we are again, Folks!. This time we can finally turn to the NEXT page. Page 2, which is focused mainly in a higher level construction due to the combination of spheres and rounded shapes of similar sorts.
Great practice runs man. These are turning out terrific.
ReplyDeletegreat fookin' practices. They look like photocopies from the worksheet.
ReplyDeleteYowza!!!! I thought these were drawings straight from the Blair book... took me a minute to realize you had done them. Totally professional looking!!
ReplyDeletehey your coming along well,since I saw your first attempts on Animationforum.
ReplyDeleteKeep this up.
Thanks to you all, for commenting! --- I assure you this will be a subject to be updated no matter what. At this point, however, I am noticing that just showing imitations may not be as effective. Some individual development should reinforce the practice. Or maybe it's just me tha constant imitations are not taking me anywhere.
ReplyDeleteIn either case I will come up with more variation.
More of my own characters using Preston's Methodology.
So expect to see more than mere imitations far from being exact and as accurate.
Again, thanks for your time coming here and bothering to leave me a sign.
ah yes, the wolf-e character. Really greatly done. And a very interesting learning curve ! And quite a range of emotional expressions here - and this on different characters... congrats to this again.
ReplyDeleteAnd good advice about the skeletal structure - can this be translated as basic shape or silhouette ?