Greatest works on your quickest and slickest relationships in drawings of poses and attitudes, Naima, very greatest work and keep on pushing yourself the smartest and hardest.
Yet, I'm still not getting enough of the most expressive mockery and abstraction and distortion of the human attitudes. How would you love to do 1.5 hour of 2 minute poses in warm-ups? The reason is to make your lines of action the least rigidest and the most fluidest and graceful in your graphic lines of action and rhythm. For most information, look into this video below, which is from Toniko Pantoja.
Now please keep in mind they are not just for animators and animation, but for anything, here's another:
Hope these had been completely useful, helpful, and beneficial.
Greatest works on your quickest and slickest relationships in drawings of poses and attitudes, Naima, very greatest work and keep on pushing yourself the smartest and hardest.
Yet, I'm still not getting enough of the most expressive mockery and abstraction and distortion of the human attitudes. How would you love to do 1.5 hour of 2 minute poses in warm-ups? The reason is to make your lines of action the least rigidest and the most fluidest and graceful in your graphic lines of action and rhythm. For most information, look into this video below, which is from Toniko Pantoja.
Now please keep in mind they are not just for animators and animation, but for anything, here's another:
Hope these had been completely useful, helpful, and beneficial.
Great advice, thank you I will follow the ideas