Good morning, Martin B, and welcome aboard to our webpage. I'm Polyvios Animations, and how are you? Say, nice work on using gesture to illustrate the relationships, or proportions and angles, whichever comes first. So kindly keep improving and innovating.
Yet, I do thing that some of the proportions and angles do seem a bit more awkward on the gesture and anatomy side, because they seem or look a bit too scribbly and scratchy on the edges above the text. How would you please go for loosening up your human anatomy understanding or control, by freeing up your hands and shoulders with your very first 30 minute class mode of figures?
The reason why you could and should do this little tip is that your control of the human bone and muscle structures and relationships will become the least scratchier and stiffer and the most dynamic, fluidest, and liveliest in your range of poses and expressions. Trust me, it can and shall get better with the passage of time, so, practice makes progress and myelin, and progress and myelin make perfect, thus fighting off any and every potential burn out, while being the most kindest self possible. My hat's off to you.
Yet, I do thing that some of the proportions and angles do seem a bit more awkward on the gesture and anatomy side, because they seem or look a bit too scribbly and scratchy on the edges above the text. How would you please go for loosening up your human anatomy understanding or control, by freeing up your hands and shoulders with your very first 30 minute class mode of figures?
The reason why you could and should do this little tip is that your control of the human bone and muscle structures and relationships will become the least scratchier and stiffer and the most dynamic, fluidest, and liveliest in your range of poses and expressions. Trust me, it can and shall get better with the passage of time, so, practice makes progress and myelin, and progress and myelin make perfect, thus fighting off any and every potential burn out, while being the most kindest self possible. My hat's off to you.