Couple more practice sketches

[Priest_Revan]

Well, recently, I've been I've been talking to a YIM friend about how I draw. I watched him draw a couple of times and it hit me that I could really use a skeleton when I draw out the characters so that I know what I'm drawing before I start doing anything else.

I really hope it looks good:



Basically, I tried the first skeleton with a simple posture, Raph walking forward. The second one I tried would be a bit more complicated. A character running opposite the audience when a different pose (Riley). And the third try was a full body pose, aka Travis crouching.

I just wanted to post these. Also, just wanted to announce as well that I finally got my ass up and updated 2AC.

[VolkswagenFox]

The first one looks quite good. It looks pretty natural. There is something odd about the second one. I think it has to do with the position of the hand, I'm not sure. They are all pretty good though, thanks for sharing.

[Tabris_The_17th]

Your new method seems to improve the poses quite a bit. It's actually I'm trying to use more in my own art.

[Rievan]

Different poses and angles are tough, I like the fact that you are trying to enhance your style. Keep up the good work.

[Tarukai]

as I said on dA, very nice PR.

I have used the skeleton system before, and I might try it for my style soon, but for now I can get by without it.

[VenM2]

In general I only use a skeleton system if this is a really hard and complex thing, other than that I learned to predict poses and sort of draw from scratch. But then again that style relies much on luck

[GeorgiaCoyote]

Already gave ya my two cents earlier but it bears repeating. Very nice sketches.

[Rikirk]

Ill come right to the point...

A very nicely drawn, well constructed character.

Dare i even say cute?


Nicely done, thumbs up.

[Rooster]

Freaking good arts man, freaking good.