Richard Williams thinks that one should take care of draftsmanship before even considering animation.
Meanwhile ...
Academic animation programs think that one should take care of draftsmanship, animation and 8 other courses at the same time.
As an animation student, It always hurts to see that mediocre touch in all my animations, knowing that given more time, they could have been potentially better.
But one can only do so much with his time ...
Wave, Boat, Sack:
boring!
Weight Lift n' Toss:
only focused on the mechanics of the action, and the result was fairly satisfying.
probably the only assignment i didn't really half-ass!
Walk n' Run:
had fun making this crazy hobo walk! didnt upload the rest of the assignment cause it was rushed and terrible!
Posting the last batch of relaxing-twice-a-week-10-dollars-a-session-downtown-Toronto figure drawings, and soon will be back to intense-frustrating-0-dollar-at-school-everyday-six-to-nine sessions!
I draw from life so much that it usually makes me wonder if i can actually draw ...
you know, without something in front of me!
Not too big on drawing superheros but Spider Man is fun to draw every now and then .
Its where anatomy meets interesting poses!
(supposed to be) Patrick Jane (Simon Baker) of The Mentalist, my favorite TV show:
Found this really cool photo on the net, wanted to give it a shot.
. . .
So you thought you are gonna see a lifedrawing-free post in here!
Had high hopes for this summer ... said i'm going to go to the zoo every week ... wait, no, twice a week ... so i bought the membership ... went only twice ... in 4 months ... 40 degrees both times ... brutal!
Hands down, most difficult form of life drawing for me!
and the last batch of Toronto subway sketches which I'm truely not proud of: