Shannon, Good work. I like pages 2 and 3 better than the static, seated pose. The figures don't have nearly as much life and character as the upright and seated poses. Be more conscious of pressure when making marks. It is understandable to go over lines to establish a more solid form - watch that they don't get too thick or hairy. Good work.
Shannon,
ReplyDeleteGood work. I like pages 2 and 3 better than the static, seated pose. The figures don't have nearly as much life and character as the upright and seated poses.
Be more conscious of pressure when making marks. It is understandable to go over lines to establish a more solid form - watch that they don't get too thick or hairy.
Good work.