Anonymous
Personal challenge for imaginary project:
- 3 characters ages 8-10
- 1 girl 2 boys
- Setting: Glow in the dark mini golfing
(clothing reflects that.)
- For full page - style comic
Because I was determined to make her bangs look proper, and because I was using her to settle on a style, I’ve been working on that girl on and off for a year now. I just sketched the ideas for the guys today.
I have a horrible habit of building on top of a single sketch instead of trying a variety of things using different sketches. That’s what happened with the boys. Still not convinced that I like their clothes, body shape, or that second one’s head structure.
Next mission: Find the power cord to my scanner.
I probably have a mild form of face blindness,
and I want to be a character designer.
Boy, I am an interesting individual.
There are actually quite a few artists out there who focus on drawing people even though they have prosopagnosia. It’s certainly made more difficult,…
Yah! High five for not being alone on this!
It’s very mild, because I can certainly tell the difference between faces, it just takes more…effort to remember them properly. And forget names, sheesh.
But maybe that’s part of the reason I enjoy drawing people. The need for focus helps me concentrate. Also, spending time drawing the same person over again helps me remember. I enjoy being able to at least know a handful of fictional characters, even if I have trouble with the real ones.
Some great and simple tutorials from DerSketchie on DeviantArt
They have more tutorials in their Gallery so check them out!Saving this for the pants portion.
ooh, reblogging to use later
