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Anthro Tutorial #10, How to Pose!
Watch it now! http://youtu.be/oQSJrEOAPOw
This week, I decided to do something a little more vague. Instead of showing hands or lines, I show how to pose the character as a whole! I see so many people using the same pose again and again. Its a shame, because there is so much that you can say with just the position of the arms and legs. I kind of ramble partway through the video, but its because I am so happy to talk about posing and character positioning.
Have a suggestion for a tutorial? Even if its something you know really well? Let me know!
This week, I decided to do something a little more vague. Instead of showing hands or lines, I show how to pose the character as a whole! I see so many people using the same pose again and again. Its a shame, because there is so much that you can say with just the position of the arms and legs. I kind of ramble partway through the video, but its because I am so happy to talk about posing and character positioning.
Have a suggestion for a tutorial? Even if its something you know really well? Let me know!
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I've added foreshortening to the list ;)
Hopefully I can have stuff to talk about on that subject that will help. But don't expect it anytime soon, as I have the next few videos planned ahead already.
Oh, and if you want something to show how time effects art, let me tell you that I have just started keeping track of my logged hours of drawing. I'm currently at nearly 2000 hours of art.
It all just takes time. You will never see the change. Ever. But that's kinda the fun :)
Hopefully I can have stuff to talk about on that subject that will help. But don't expect it anytime soon, as I have the next few videos planned ahead already.
Oh, and if you want something to show how time effects art, let me tell you that I have just started keeping track of my logged hours of drawing. I'm currently at nearly 2000 hours of art.
It all just takes time. You will never see the change. Ever. But that's kinda the fun :)
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