Animal Life Drawing :)

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  • October 14, 2018 1:02am #3120

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    Here are some animal sketches I did as a warm-up!
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    October 15, 2018 4:55pm #3149

    Stormbound
    honestly not much to say here, proportions, anatomy and flow are essentially perfect. i guess the thing you can work towards now is getting a cleaner sketch and lines without giving up all that. good job :)
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    October 17, 2018 7:20pm #3164

    Kim
    These are gorgeous! But one thing I notice is that none of these appear to use a line of action.

    It seems like you are fairly confident with proportion and rendering poses as you see it. I think a fun challenge for you for a few weeks would be to draw a strong line of action, and then pick a part of the pose to believably exaggerate to get a more expressive and energetic piece of art. The real trick to doing this is to not make it feel so overdone that it's obvious or cartoony. :)
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