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Friday, July 9, 2010
Spirit Bear Sketches WIP- July Prompt
Just a couple more quick sketches. Yadda yadda. couple minutes. I like the grumpy one in the corner.
Ok, first thing to jump out at me is the forelegs on your central top bear. PHENOMENAL. I can just feel the secondary action of his fat and fur moving around with each heavy thud. Fantastic mass, and the flare of the lower arm is perfect.
I like how you simplified the patterns on the face, they really give each bear a different personality. Whoot!
Can you please draw a quick frame of the lower left bear falling over backwards from laughing to hard? It makes for much mirthing ^^
My favorite sketch is of the bear in the right corner. I feel like you've expressed an emotion and personality in this sketch. I also get a feel for his weight. It really says, "BEAR".
Ok, first thing to jump out at me is the forelegs on your central top bear. PHENOMENAL. I can just feel the secondary action of his fat and fur moving around with each heavy thud. Fantastic mass, and the flare of the lower arm is perfect.
ReplyDeleteI like how you simplified the patterns on the face, they really give each bear a different personality. Whoot!
Can you please draw a quick frame of the lower left bear falling over backwards from laughing to hard? It makes for much mirthing ^^
The grumpy one does feel more believable. And like Rachel said you can really feel the weight and mass.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite sketch is of the bear in the right corner. I feel like you've expressed an emotion and personality in this sketch. I also get a feel for his weight. It really says, "BEAR".
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