Showing posts with label gesture drawings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gesture drawings. Show all posts

Thursday, December 22, 2016

Gesture drawings

So as my term at CGMA ended, I decided it’s time to get to studying anatomy more seriously while I have time before my classes with Nathan Fowkes start on Schoolism in the beginning of January. I had quite a hard time during my character design class because of lack of practice and knowledge of anatomy. I'm not a complete beginner, but what I know is just definitely not enough to feel comfortable designing and, more importantly, painting characters with lots of skin showing. I decided to start from the very start - gesture drawings, devoting every next day or so to a new topic. So here’s the first results: quick 1-2 minute gesture drawings. Most of them are done digitally, and some traditionally while watching Arrow.



Note to myself: “about to” poses are easier to exaggerate, and they look more understandable; S-lines; focus on the inside-outside direction of lines, on the impulse of the movement, rather than on the outline.