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© 2024 Aunt HerbertLong timer, 25 or 35 minutes? I wasn't even certain, whether the foundation would hold the amount of detail when drawing with ink.
Love the pose on the reference, although it isn't easy if going into detail.
Aunt Herbert
Hi Polyvios. Thank you for your recommendations. Say, I haven't seen drawings from you for a long time. I hope I didn't scare you from publishing them with my critique.
Yours sincerely,
Aunt Herbert
Hello and good morning. Greatest job on your caricatured gesture, anatomy and perspective of your breakdance attitude. I really completely and totally love how the foreleg is coming out most right at us. Yet, I'm still not getting enough of your speediest and funniest lines and shapes yet. Would you love to please liven up your poses most with 17 minutes of 60 second poses?
As a result, your bones and muscles and perspective can and will become the least fearful but the most gutsiest, craziest and cartooniest. So for most details, kindly scope this latest YouTube vid:
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So thanks for asking. Have most fun.