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here's an updated sketch from the one in class. Please let me know if you can figure out who it is. I'll let you know after I get some guesses.
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Last edited by Otaku_Zero; February 9, 2006, 17:08.
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looks like a cross of Jackie Chan and Bill Clinton"The artist is nothing without the gift, but the gift is nothing without work."
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I would go for Jackie Chan as well..."Give me $50 worth. Just drive."
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jackie chanComment
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Looks like it was drawn with a mouse.Comment
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alright, since everyone has guessed correctly I suppose I can continue with my Jackie Chan caricature. As for being drawing with a mouse: close, I'm just not very good with my Wacom tablet for tracing. If anyone has any tips for that, I'm open for suggestions.
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The drawn by a mouse comment wasn't necessarily a criticism; for your own style sheets you can go either way. However, in general, its probably best (both for your own efficiency, and for your demo reel/sketchbook) for you to draw your character style sheets in your sketchbook; then you can go over the pencil sketch with a marker.Comment
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The way I got used to that slick surface is to put a sheet of paper over the tablet and draw on the paper to first get used to that smooth surface then you get a better feel.Originally posted by Otaku_ZeroComment
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