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© 2021 SINEDone as part of a 30 minute class.
My current goal is: I don't know! I am an absolute beginner; I'm here to study the basics of rendering
Kim
- Site admin
Since this was part of a larger 30 minute class, I'm guessing SINE only had a very few minutes to capture what they did. :)
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Nice job on animal sketches, SINE, because of how much action you've poured into them.
Well, well, well, my advice is to just please, caricature your line quality of those creature sketches even more further, by means of 130 minutes of 29 second poses of the critters?????? In the meantime, would you please like to check out this book right there at the right???????
The reason why you could go with these two advices is as a result, your funny drawing of animal motions and movements will become even most accentuated and your visual thinking will become much emphasised. Don't worry about the far, far, far nice animal pictures that are prettier. It's OK; it's okay that they are scribblier, because, it's normal to the process.
And remember, have fun with the advices and the process!!!!!!!!