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landscape 23 second warm up
© 2020 Polyvios AnimationsDone as part of a practice session with poses of 23 seconds in length.
My current goal is: Make my one-point perspectives less stiff and more dynamic, energetic, and fluid
This is only part of the process. Helps me completely loosen up. Do you really adore it? P.S. Not meant to be perfect.
El Musa Marilia
Hey Polyvio!
Your sketch made me want to see the rest of your work. I am a great fan of animation made on film stock done with one-point and fluid movement style (
– this is worth your attention). I liked your process that reminds me to chill to create. Also loved the range of colors.
So thanks for the review request and for the tip... and be welcome.
Hi Polyvios! As I have commented earlier on your other works, your drawings are very dynamic and colorful already. However, it is crucial that you start trying to capture overall shapes. When you see the picture, notice what catches your eye and try to draw the distinct shape. This will really help you improve while also loosening you up.
P.S. I really adore it! ;)