Drawing for Animation (Week 1)

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We got into small groups in our class and created dynamic poses in fight scenes using our bodies to create interesting and eyecatching anatomy to then draw into our sketchbooks. At first I was timid and too slow drawing the body shapes, not thinking enough about the line of movement and the spacing wasn't right. Then, with the next pose I was more confident to exaggerate the positions and focus more on the curves of the body line. The third and last one consists of simpler poses, however I think it definitely came out the best, with more emotion in the fewer lines and a stronger overall composition.




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