That snout was driving men on the first two drawings when i eventually noticed what i was doing wrong. Direction!
So i took more time to look at what i was drawing and added what was missing and i believe it made for a better drawing.
Unfortunately in trying to do it again i made the snout to fat and the eyes the wrong size. Something for next time.
Good studies Archie, keep them coming! Do you have photoshop at all ? As you may have seen in my studies it really helps to compare your copies to the original image.
ReplyDeleteAlso what type of pencil do you use? I've been using a mechanical pencil but I see a lot of people using these red and blue ones.
Hey i do have photoshop but im not going to use it until i cant see my own faults. Right now the flaws in my drawings are to obvious so i dont see the need to use it.
ReplyDeleteI use these pencils
http://www.chromacolour.co.uk/store/animation_pencils_colerase.php
They allow you to have a lot more variation in the thickness of your line and easier to have a strong and or lighter line. Mechanical pencils are good but i find them to limited.
I only use different colours because it makes it easier for me when it comes to construction.
I never thought of that, observation is an important skill. I'm going to look into some of those pencils
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