It drives me nuts when I, while trying to finish a picture, notice problems... then when I look at the finish I notice that I like the original more. The eyes don't work right in space, either.
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This blog is devoted to STUDIES of the traditional cartoon. Most ideas on here are not mine (characters, poses, etc.)-- this is a blog about learning new things about classic cartooning. While I am proud of my work posted here, I can't take credit for the ideas.
I owe a lot to my mentor, John K. He is a great teacher, and many of these studies also use his drawings as a starting point.
I owe a lot to my mentor, John K. He is a great teacher, and many of these studies also use his drawings as a starting point.
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Mommy, Mommy, can I have the camel-toe Mickey doll?
ReplyDeleteNo offense, I know they really emphasized the baggy overalls in these models. great pose, really solid!
Hahaha, no, I noticed it, too. It's a darn cute model, but boy howdy! Camel toe probably wasn't a common phenomenon until clothes got tighter during the second half of the 20th century...
ReplyDeleteIt's great
ReplyDeletea leap in advancement!
good and solid yet pliable, and a nice clear pose