Zoungy Kligge
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Two minute gesture is hard! It's hard to capture that flowing feeling....
Zoungy Kligge
1mo
Jesse, Alexis, Peter, thank you for your feedback!
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Robo Beeeaan!! Once you do enough, you start getting into the rhythm of things. The twists were the fun ones. Open to any helpful feedback
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My foreshortened robo-beans.
My robo bean tilt and twist exercises. The second from left, bottom row, is the last twist pose. l tucked the pelvis under more than Stan did.
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2mo
can someone explain the last robo bean to me? i feel like i don't understand why its that way.
2mo
What specifically did you not understand? I did mine differently than Stan did. I tucked the pelvis underneath a bit more. I'm about to upload mine and then you can see what I mean
2mo
My sketches for the robo bean "lean" lesson. I thought it was pretty challenging!
A page full of leans, twists, tilts, and foreshortened bean poses
More beans. Really having trouble with the relative placement of the two ovals.. is the pelvis oval suppose to follow the contour of the buttocks?
2mo
Generally I think the answer is yes, that is how I did mine. But sometimes Stan is pushing the positions to help exaggerate a bend, lean, or a twist
2mo
Here are some of my two-minute gestures.
2mo
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3mo
Fingers crossed for a Draftsmen Christmas special! This is great news in any case
October 2022 Proko Challenge Submission
Baby Skelly circa 1986, disguised as a regular human, going trick-or-treating with his friends. Each household gets the fright of a lifetime when Skelly lifts his person mask, revealing a truly cute skeletal face!
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Here's a follow up to my previous post of the Skull character, I did some silhouettes to work the shape design. Right now, #5 is the one that is working for me. What do you think?
4mo
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I made this at school. Our topic was "winter travel" (translated) I thought about adding some ice spikes and such into the eyes and some more detail into the hat if I wanted to submit this finally
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Another follow up to my Skull character, this time I'm roughing the face. Right now only #1 and #5 seem to be working for me. The character is an Anti-hero fused with a demon skull, I don't want it to be very Ghost Rider-ish, so I want the skull to feel more like a helmet or mask. I try using Bruce Timm style as a based for the design but not a full on copy, is mostly working for the body, but I'm quite please with the general direction of the face.
I want to try to finish the design by tomorrow so I can start thumbnailing the composition on Monday. What advice can you give me?
4mo
They look all pretty good and symmetrical to me. I look forward to seeing how you shade them
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My Proko Skull Challenge work in progress, part two. I have moved beyond line work and now I am roughing in local color and some light and shadow patterns.
Hey guys,
Here's my take on this month's challenge. Maybe not very halloweeny, I wanted to celebrate life over death :)
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