I need to clarify what I meant for "warming up". I never know the style in which I am going to draw a project, so, I usually make a complete illustration to see if I will like to spend a year or so drawing that way. In the case of this book, I must have done 6 or 8 complete pieces of artwork, then I started to work on the originals for publication.This was done in my free time because by then we were opening our animation studio, Klactoveesedstene Animations.
Since the times of the Disney classics I haven't seen anything as enchanting as this!
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A waste of time, as usual...
ReplyDeleteNo...It was a warm up for a children's book.
A warm up?
ReplyDeleteI suspect anyone who reads that is going to feel a little inadequate...most definately including me.
sure, elliot. My warmups are black skratches with a pen on a tissue
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I love the clowns! They look so concentrated in what they're doing.
I need to clarify what I meant for "warming up".
ReplyDeleteI never know the style in which I am going to draw a project, so, I usually make a complete illustration to see if I will like to spend a year or so drawing that way. In the case of this book, I must have done 6 or 8 complete pieces of artwork, then I started to work on the originals for publication.This was done in my free time because by then we were opening our animation studio, Klactoveesedstene Animations.
How do you choose a style for a project? Have you ever made a style which you didn't like at all but the client wanted you to do?
ReplyDeleteI feel slightly less inadequate now, thank you (but not much less).
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