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Resident Robot-Loving Grandma

@shikai-the-storyteller / shikai-the-storyteller.tumblr.com

Posts about art, life, jokes, the occasional story, and robots.
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lakesandquarries
#sitting#pose reference#Q#long post
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maid-of-snow
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reapergrellsutcliff

‘Kiss Scene rough sketches - Drawing for Boys Love (Yaoi)' (Part 2 of 3)

A 103 page book/CD rom with male/male kissing scenes, from many different angles, for artist drawing references.

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#kiss#kisses#ahaha...yeah I need this#I have no idea how to draw people interacting romatically#relationships#tutorial#tutorials#pose reference
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grizandnorm

Tuesday Tips - Gesture Drawing As a story artist, I feel like one of the most important technical skill to develop is the ability to draw things things clearly and fast. Practicing gesture drawing is, in my opinion, a good way to get better at it. I think it’s fun, too! Of course, you can draw from life and find unique things people and animals do, but I also think practicing gesture drawing from imagination is truly helpful. For instance, I usually do some gesture drawings of characters I’m about to work with in a sequence. It helps me find a short-hand to start building from. The simpler, the better. Especially early on a project, it really helps to find a quick way to draw a character over and over without repeating yourself all the time. I remember Life Drawing teachers telling me to “draw from within” and to “feel the weight”. It’s absolutely true, but in terms of storyboarding, other elements came to be as important to the process. Silhouette and a sense of “cartooning” is tremendously helpful to communicate certain things clearly to an audience. I’m only focusing on character posing right now (and this is just an introduction to the subject). Gesture drawing is very close to thumb-nailing, another ultra-helpful skill. More on that later. For those who want to spend some money on great books on the subject, I highly recommend you to pick up “Drawn To Life: 20 Golden Years of Master Classes of Disney Master Classes” (Vol. 1 and 2) , from Walt Stanchfield. Do it. Norm

#very helpful#tutorial#tutorials#art masterpost#gesture drawing#pose reference
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xxbluandorangexx
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grizandnorm

Tuesday Tips SUPER WEEK - Push it! Clarity is probably the most important thing to think about at all time when boarding. Pushing your poses to an undeniable level of clarity will improve the clarity of the storytelling in general. Don’t leave space for uncertainty in posing out your characters. Your audience will be more engaged and entertained by the sequence. This is the last post for the Super Week. I hope you enjoyed it. Back on the regular schedule next week (Every Tuesday). Norm

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giancarlovolpe

What a great series.  Thanks for posting these!

#very helpful!#tutorial#pose tutorial#pose reference#how else do I tag this hmm...
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