Hello, Julietutsey, and welcome aboard, I'm Polyvios Animations, but how are you feeling today?
You know, Julietutsey, I think your facial expressions are solidly but gutsily drawn with exaggeration and appeal, but I feel your spark of potential seeing you through. Great job on your tenth out of a first post. However, these expressions and faces, along with your kitty bot character could use even more boldness and power to your gesture sketches. Why don't you please try to do loosen up your hands and lines with 10 minutes of 2 minute faces and expression drawings, but lighten up to 10 minutes of 2 minute cartoon warmups?
The reason why you could and should do this tiny, littler suggestion is a result of one thing: To make most all of your faces, expressions, and sci-fi cartoons lesser than stiffer but more dynamic, energetic, therefore fluider.
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For every hour of practice, try to do five hours of practice.
Daniel Coyle
Good luck to you, but please pick up a Kindle of Daniel's The Little Book of Talent, yet let's hope this all makes sense.
Consider learning the Andrew Looms Method of constructing the head, it will help you solve alot of problems with proportions and head angles. You can find it at proko.com First learn how to construct the head then you'll be able to create it even without refference.
You know, Julietutsey, I think your facial expressions are solidly but gutsily drawn with exaggeration and appeal, but I feel your spark of potential seeing you through. Great job on your tenth out of a first post. However, these expressions and faces, along with your kitty bot character could use even more boldness and power to your gesture sketches. Why don't you please try to do loosen up your hands and lines with 10 minutes of 2 minute faces and expression drawings, but lighten up to 10 minutes of 2 minute cartoon warmups?
The reason why you could and should do this tiny, littler suggestion is a result of one thing: To make most all of your faces, expressions, and sci-fi cartoons lesser than stiffer but more dynamic, energetic, therefore fluider.
Daniel Coyle