I started this when I had a headache last night, and finished it today on lunch break. Lots of mistakes, but I don't have much energy to crit tonight. Rest assured that I see that the head is too big and his line of action angle is wrong, legs and a few other features are too small, the eye on the right doesn't wrap too well, etc.
I just wanna pull his foot out so that his leg is anywhere near as extended as it's supposed to be.
Haha, I don't even know why I am showing this. Maybe just because I find the arms so hilariously big and awkwardly attached. The next one will be better. I am sorry, Eisenberg. I hope I have not angered you and all the other cartooning gods.
Saturday, April 4, 2009
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It's very good
ReplyDeletedon't be so hard on ourself
keep doin' it
I bet Eisenberg is happy that you're trying to keep his traditions alive by learing them and implementing them in your own cartoons. I agree with John.
ReplyDelete- trevor.
Hi Geneva,
ReplyDeleteYou are so dedicated, and that's so awesome! I want to see how you apply this stuff to your own work. Thanks for sharing your construction studies, I posted some of my own on my blog recently, but without the reference. I'm bad at actually checking my work, too :p
Keep it up, gal!