Baby Yoda
Did that toon me challenge with one of my boys
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Couple new ones
https://www.instagram.com/p/B84EUzyh1iw/?igshid=ptb0nyol00ow
https://www.instagram.com/p/B817MshBcmB/?igshid=1hys3yvopvhsu
https://www.instagram.com/p/B8zBaeDhLev/?igshid=1qlvxxo3ae4yk
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Looks like Mickey needs to lay off the gear…lol
Ya, lol, he’s definitely not natty
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Took a crack at Spiderman
https://www.instagram.com/p/B9O7TtmBEFU/
https://www.instagram.com/p/B9UP9jChoru/?igshid=1j3gfnpg6zw90
https://www.instagram.com/p/B9S3qcYhP8g/?igshid=13yvu89ok36al
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Very cool. Love how you did the shading with the colors.
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Thanks man, totally just flub. Did something, liked it, had to reshade the whole thing because I liked the way it looked lol
No it is not! For people who can’t even do stick figures, this is impressive AF! Are you a professional artist? If not, you should be.
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I appreciate it dude! Also, nope. Just a hobby. Actually, more of an outlet really. If I feel overwhelmed in life, I just stop doing everything short of work and the gym, and draw. it just makes time move slower, which sometimes I feel like I need more than anything. Once in a while something good comes out of it.
Whelp, the ex took the iPad away, so no more digital art for a while, but I’m teaching myself how to use pens, which is a whole ordeal.
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Nice. I always wished I was better at traditional inking. Love playing with brush pens but then I end up pushing the values too far because it’s fun doing all the feathering -lol
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Also, super late to reply, but I envy the shit out of your dynamic body composition. I’ve thrown away so much art because i just hated how lifeless it looks. Super good.
Y’all making feel bad. All I got done was a 9ft toy soldier… lol
I still have to put his boots and mittens on.
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Thanks. I guess anatomy and rough poses were always a strong point for me. As a character animator, I used to just key out the make poses and do timing charts, with other people worrying about cleaning up my work and adding the in-betweens. Likely that’s why I feel like I struggle more with “finished” pieces after so many years of not having to focus on those considerations.
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