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Challenges & Activities / Re: The Daily Sketch
« on: March 26, 2017, 10:19:03 pm »
Cool stuff guys!
Some composition practice, one of my weaker areas.
Some composition practice, one of my weaker areas.
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Challenges & Activities / Re: The Daily Sketch
« on: March 17, 2017, 06:53:56 pm »
@wolfenoctis Thanks! 
Been a bit busy lately.
Been a bit busy lately.
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Challenges & Activities / Re: The Daily Sketch
« on: March 12, 2017, 09:05:40 pm »
@Risenshiney
It's getting there, in the latest one you made the arms shorter and over swing a little though. In regards to foreshortening, yeah that would help.
Also on a general note, it wouldn't hurt if you cleaned up the lines a little, so that instead of having many lines to define a single line (the frontal thigh for instance), you would have one; I think it would help you to see the errors a bit more clearly.
It's getting there, in the latest one you made the arms shorter and over swing a little though. In regards to foreshortening, yeah that would help.
Also on a general note, it wouldn't hurt if you cleaned up the lines a little, so that instead of having many lines to define a single line (the frontal thigh for instance), you would have one; I think it would help you to see the errors a bit more clearly.
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Challenges & Activities / Re: The Daily Sketch
« on: March 09, 2017, 09:31:25 pm »
@Risenshiney
Try using a guideline for the elbows as well, they both should be on the same line at their extreme (like when it swings back to the end, not both elbows on the same time though of course), you could also try doing that for the knees and other parts like that, since the human body is symmetrical for the most part.
The reference site you posted is pretty cool, bookmarked it; I kind of want to get more into animation myself.
Try using a guideline for the elbows as well, they both should be on the same line at their extreme (like when it swings back to the end, not both elbows on the same time though of course), you could also try doing that for the knees and other parts like that, since the human body is symmetrical for the most part.
The reference site you posted is pretty cool, bookmarked it; I kind of want to get more into animation myself.
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Challenges & Activities / Re: The Daily Sketch
« on: March 07, 2017, 11:25:30 pm »
@Risenshiney
You're welcome.
For the animation, try using something like a grid, based on the perspective you're using. Apply to the body as well, like on the hips and shoulder line.
The legs in the latest animation are looking better for sure.
Attempted to do an animation like that as well, messed up the legs a bit
Btw, I know the question was addressed to Wolfenoctis, but google "Eadweard Muybridge", lots of good material.
You're welcome.
For the animation, try using something like a grid, based on the perspective you're using. Apply to the body as well, like on the hips and shoulder line.
The legs in the latest animation are looking better for sure.
Attempted to do an animation like that as well, messed up the legs a bit
Btw, I know the question was addressed to Wolfenoctis, but google "Eadweard Muybridge", lots of good material.
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Challenges & Activities / Re: The Daily Sketch
« on: March 03, 2017, 09:45:04 pm »
@Risenshiney
looking pretty nice
looking pretty nice
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Challenges & Activities / Re: The Daily Sketch
« on: March 02, 2017, 11:49:04 pm »
@wolfenoctis
Thanks!
Some more random stuff
Thanks!
Some more random stuff
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Challenges & Activities / Re: The Daily Sketch
« on: February 28, 2017, 11:56:32 pm »
@Ai
Thanks!
You're certainly right, I don't like the way it turned out either.
Thanks!
You're certainly right, I don't like the way it turned out either.
