Hello Mr Smith, I was wondering, as a well seasoned cartoonist does a line of action become second nature? What I mean is do you get to a stage where you don't need to draw one? You just see it as you construct?
Gordeaux, it is good idea to always draw a line of action. You may get to the point where it it is not needed, however do it anyway just for being thourough and it looks cool.
awesome 'crap' in your sketchbook, Jim. stuff is so good. love how some things are loose, but still super solid anatomy accents and designs work clearly. Did you just life draw a lot and look at tons and tons of sports freeze frames for practice?
Mike, that is the best thing - drawing from real life, and freeze-framing sports, boxing, gymnastics and especially professional wrestling, is great for getting crazy poses and action. The distortion and squashing, stretching are all there. Not to mention the great acting!
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Hello Mr Smith, I was wondering, as a well seasoned cartoonist does a line of action become second nature?
What I mean is do you get to a stage where you don't need to draw one? You just see it as you construct?
Thanks in advance!
Love your work!
Gordeaux, it is good idea to always draw a line of action. You may get to the point where it it is not needed, however do it anyway just for being thourough and it looks cool.
awesome 'crap' in your sketchbook, Jim. stuff is so good. love how some things are loose, but still super solid anatomy accents and designs work clearly.
Did you just life draw a lot and look at tons and tons of sports freeze frames for practice?
Mike, that is the best thing - drawing from real life, and freeze-framing sports, boxing, gymnastics and especially professional wrestling, is great for getting crazy poses and action. The distortion and squashing, stretching are all there. Not to mention the great acting!
I'm Buying your first book as a christmas present!
Just figured I'd let you know
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