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Assignment: DUE AT NOON ONLINE posted here on this thread AND BRING HARD COPIES OF THE DRAWING AND THE ORIGINAL POSE, AND THE CHARACTER INTO CLASS Monday the 25th. We will be doing critiques in class.
Take your character design from last class and create a dynamic image of that figure, using a DYNAMIC STANDING (or floating, Keyshawn) pose from a photo that you have taken yourself or have found on the internet. If you don't feel your design would allow you to show all of the dynamism, pick another design. If your design is heavily armored, do an underlying figure first, take a photo, and then place the armor on top.
Do your best on this. Not only do I want to see every bit of dynamism from the original pose, using S's and C's, weight distribution, bean twists and compressions, I want to see clear and clean details of the design elements on your drawing, and for the drawing to be "finished" looking enough so that you'd want to show it in your portfolio.
This is where you show me that you know everything you're supposed to.
EDIT: ALSO INCLUDE THE CHARACTER PLEASE
Take your character design from last class and create a dynamic image of that figure, using a DYNAMIC STANDING (or floating, Keyshawn) pose from a photo that you have taken yourself or have found on the internet. If you don't feel your design would allow you to show all of the dynamism, pick another design. If your design is heavily armored, do an underlying figure first, take a photo, and then place the armor on top.
Do your best on this. Not only do I want to see every bit of dynamism from the original pose, using S's and C's, weight distribution, bean twists and compressions, I want to see clear and clean details of the design elements on your drawing, and for the drawing to be "finished" looking enough so that you'd want to show it in your portfolio.
This is where you show me that you know everything you're supposed to.
EDIT: ALSO INCLUDE THE CHARACTER PLEASE
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